Jewellery as witness. Bark as language. Silver as transformation.

This collection of rings is shaped by the textures found within local tree bark gathered from the landscapes of Moray, Scotland—each piece forged in recycled silver and rooted in ancient folklore. Inspired by local trees such as Pine, Birch and Elm the rings speak to the inner vision, renewal and sacred potential of nature’s oldest guardians.

Face of the Elders is also a collection about healing. It honours the layered journey of surviving psychosis—of breaking open, of walking between worlds, and of slowly weaving oneself back together. These are not just rings. They are tools of integration. Wearable thresholds. Small sanctuaries for grounding. Carriers of bark, survival and story.

Each ring is a witness—etched with memory, grounded in place, and shaped by the parts of us that survive, transform, and grow within darkness, toward the light.