Hammered Brass Ring
Bold yet timeless, the Hammered Brass Ring from Forged in Hope is a statement piece with effortless wearability. Hand-forged with a rich, textured finish, its 13mm height makes an impact while lying flat against the finger for a comfortable fit. The adjustable design ensures a perfect fit for any hand, making it as versatile as it is striking. Ethically crafted, this classic piece carries the strength and resilience of the artisans who create it.
DETAILS
- • Our designs are plated with precious metals to ensure lasting beauty and durability. Each piece is water- and sweat-resistant, featuring stainless steel posts and an innovative e-coating that enhances longevity.
- • Water resistant + anti-tarnish
- • Adjusts to fit most
How to care for your jewelry:
- Store your plated jewelry in its box of pouch.
- Make sure your jewelry is completely dry before storing it.
- Always remove your jewelry before swimming, bathing, doing household chores, or using abrasive cleaners.
- Use a soft, dry cloth to gently polish plated jewelry.
ABOUT THE ARTISAN
Forged in Hope was first led by Stephen, who created jewelry from upcycled brass in Kibera, Africa’s largest urban slum. After Stephen’s passing, his wife Maureen continued his legacy, expanding production and investing in businesses in Kibera, fostering local economic growth. Wycliffe, who worked closely with Stephen, assumed a leadership role, overseeing artisans and facilitating business growth. Mercy House Global proudly supports this talented artisan group, fostering empowerment and sustainability.
MEET THE ARTISAN: HESBORN
For Hesborn, his work with Mercy House Global has been more than just a source of income. It has been a foundation for his future. Through his earnings, he was able to complete building his house in the countryside, a milestone that once felt out of reach.
“I really appreciate Mercy House,” he shares. “Through them, I managed to finish my house.”
As he looks ahead to the new year, Hesborn holds onto hope. His greatest wish is for more opportunities, more projects, and more doors to open so that he and his fellow artisans can continue building brighter futures.