Tai Vautier describes these stack rings as ‘fanciful & luscious’. “Though studying psychology is a secret love of mine I mainly grew up painting and drawing and creating lots of art projects. I took jewelry making in high school and ‘lost wax’ casting in college. Later after I completed my degree in psychology I turned to jewelry making as my love for adornments has always captivated me. One of my most favorite artists is Alfonso Mucha and though my jewelry is not following in this vain he has always been my greatest artistic inspiration.”
Fanciful & Luscious
January 7, 2015 by laurie
Ornamental Elements 
Love these rings!
They are soooooooooo much fun!!!
Thiese have such a painterly feel to them. Something between antiquities and renaissance. Maybe they’d be worn in Dutch master paintings.
I love these rings and I love her website. I’m a beginning metalsmith student and plan to begin my first ring on Saturday. So inspired! Thank you for introducing us to this wonderful jewelry artist :).
–Karen
Karen, I also love the rings. Simple…yet striking. Good luck with your ring project. To advance from beginning metalsmithing to intermediate, my last project was a rolling ring…a bit of a challenge…but it is my pride and joy and I wear it every day.
laurie