Neon Skull Wire Wrapped Ring

A Few Things to Know

Part of the Dead West Collection

Named after my love of the ‘Wild West’ and inspired by the outlaws that inhabited the era and the copper mining of the day.

This collection’s got grit, glint, and a little outlaw charm.

Three desert icons, forged in metal and flame, carry the spirit of the open range and the Wild West.

A cactus for resilience and endurance (because you’re tougher than you look)
A horseshoe hung above a jail door that never stayed locked, for luck and courage
A lightning bolt caught mid-strike in bright silver and fire-kissed copper, for untamed power

Jewellery for the bold, the lucky, and the slightly unpredictable.

Essential Information

Each piece is handmade with care and intention, so no two will ever be exactly alike but these small variations are part of their charm.

Most of my pieces are made to order so please allow up to two weeks for your jewellery to arrive. If you’re in a hurry, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Any silver piece weighing over 7.78g is fully hallmarked, ensuring it meets legal standards of purity and quality. If you’re curious about the hallmarking process (and who wouldn’t be?), you’ll find more information on my Hallmarking page.

A Little Love for Copper

Copper is one of humanity’s oldest companions—used, re-used, and reborn for over six millennia. In fact, around 89% of all copper ever mined is still in circulation today, constantly melted down and re-imagined.

Throughout history, copper has been credited with remarkable properties. It’s said to support the body’s healing, soothe pain and inflammation, and strengthen the immune system. Energetically, it’s believed to channel positivity, attract prosperity, and boost communication—especially of the psychic kind. Whether you believe in its metaphysical abilities or simply love its rich, ancient glow, copper has a presence that can’t be ignored.

My jewellery is crafted for those who feel the pull of the past, the whisper of myth, and the shimmer of the unseen. There’s more about my inspiration and process in the About section. And if you ever have a question, just message me—I’d love to hear from you.