Shipping out some damascus rings. New stainless steel supplier worked out perfectly. Two lined in Sterling with rails and an inlay in 14K yellow, and one in 14k red. Guaranteed for a lifetime, resizable, and made 100% by hand from start to finish. The finest available.
Yes, I am still making damascus rings. I am one of three or four who pioneered stainless damascus rings with precious metals and fine stone settings, nearly a quarter of a century ago. I am one of about that many who still make them by hand, from start to finish. They are worth it. ❤️
After a brutal Winter & Spring, the bees are starting to right themselves. Having decided last year to go part-time as a boutique honey beekeeper, I have sold out of all my honey, and I’m managing for as much as possible this year! I’ve started making my own frame foundation from 17 years of saved up wax… and it’s a lot of work, but a financial game-changer. Will add another hive & extend the electric fence for better solar wax melting, and it will be time to do first organic mite treatment & start the over-Winter insurance nucs. X fingers. ❤️
I’ll be at the Vermont Ren Faire this weekend the 21st and 22nd with many fine goods. Come by!
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I’m doing fill in at the Stowe Farmer’s Market on Sundays from 10AM – 2 PM, whenever they call. It’s beautiful, as you can see. Honey, candles, Sigewif poem artifacts and soon, damascus kitchenware & rings. ❤️
I’ll be at the Capitol City Farmer’s Market, In Montpelier, Vermont almost every Saturday this Season through October, with honey, candles, Sigewif poem inspired jewelry & artifacts, and damascus kitchenware & rings. You can also find some of Vermont’s best farm produce, food and crafts.
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Fair kingdoms afield heard word far and wide
Of the beauty and bounty that Queen Sigga bore
But mindful of fame must those be who find it.
For one who heard word of her wonder… waged war.
More honey! I harvested more late Summer and some dark Fall honey. This harvest is less malty and more citrussy than the Mid-Summer, and the specifically chosen Fall honey (darker in the picture,) is AMAZING… goldenrod, knotweed & asters. A local neighbor won an international honey competition with this Fall honey last year. It’s that good. $20 / pint / 1.1 lb for Summer, $30 for Fall. (Worth it!) Shipping usually $10 USPS. Inquire!
