Ceramic rings

Hand-crafted porcelain and fine jewellery by Karen Cheung. Edgy, one-of-a-kind pieces made with incredible attention to detail, combining beautiful materials with a contemporary, tongue-in-cheek attitude.

handmade ceramic green dish ring This is one of the few that's picked out of the batch and listed alone, because it's so special:) I love rings!! So I make a lot of rings for myself. this is a batch of rings freshly fired with some new clay and glazes i'm trying out, I love the way they fired! These rings are fired to cone 5, with cute drip on top each is double or triple dipped during glazing process, creating beautiful glaze combo and depth in color this one is size 5.5 roughly **due to…

To make a ceramic ring, gather the necessary supplies and tools, including clay, a ring mandrel, a rolling pin, a kiln, and glazes. Shape your clay into a

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**green ring in the third photo is still available:)** hand pinched ceramic ring it's fired to cone 5, with beautiful cone 5 glaze double or triple dipped during glazing process, creating beautiful glaze combo roughly 4.75 in size **due to alteration during firing, these are not perfect circles, size may be a little off** you can message to let me know which ring you'd like during check out, or a ring of my choice will be sent:) If you have any questions feel free to message me! I usually…

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I made this collection of ceramic rings using my recycled porcelain and stoneware clay. Every single item has been shaped by hand and put through what is known as biscuit firing. After that I applied various paints, oxides and glazes and fired my rings to Cone 10 in potters kiln. The rings are covered in glaze on the outside, as well as the inside, but you will note that the rim of the rings is left unglazed. That is done to allow the ring to be fired on the side and prevent glaze dripping…