The Stamford Meadows Willow Ring
£160.00
Order now for an expected despatch date of Tuesday 22 September 2026. Or bring your piece forward in your maker's schedule with our Priority Service. Tell me more
The Stamford Meadows Willow Ring has been cast directly from a slender twig of the famous Stamford Meadows Willow, preserving the natural texture, tiny knots and organic shape of the original branch in sterling silver.
Willow has long been associated with resilience — it bends, but it never breaks. That quiet strength feels especially fitting for a ring made from such an iconic Stamford tree.
The open design follows the natural form of the branch and wraps gently around the finger. It can be adjusted to fit most sizes. Because the ring is taken directly from the original twig, the little imperfections, lines and natural markings are all part of the design rather than something added afterwards.
Each ring is individually made and hand finished in our Stamford workshop.
A little part of Stamford Meadows, cast in silver and made to last.
Made From
Solid 925 sterling silver, handmade in our Stamford workshop.
Cast directly from a branch of the Stamford Meadows Willow.
Natural bark texture, knots and organic details preserved in the silver.
Open wraparound design that can be gently adjusted to fit.
Hand finished, so each ring will have its own individual character.
Stamford Willow photograph by @theoldbuilding, used with permission.
Priority Service
Each Morgan & French piece is handcrafted to order with exceptional care. We begin creating your jewellery once we have received everything we need, from your personalisation details to any required materials.
We understand that some customers may wish to receive their order sooner, so we offer the option to bring your piece forward in your maker’s schedule. These choices affect when your jewellery is created, never the skill or attention devoted to it.
Priority 1 – Express Creation
When time matters, your piece is scheduled for immediate bench work with your maker, crafted ahead of their usual making order. This typically brings completion forward by around three to five days, giving you a noticeably earlier finish for special gifts, meaningful moments and occasions where you simply need your jewellery sooner.
This premium service adds a 40% uplift to the base price of your piece (excluding any optional add-ons), so you’re never charged extra for choosing to include additional details or elements. It is available on selected designs each day.
Standard Service – Made in Turn
Your jewellery is handcrafted with the same care and attention, created in the natural rhythm of your maker’s schedule once everything required is in place. The same skill, the same devotion - simply made in turn.
About Workshop Silver
Pieces in this collection are made from silver reclaimed during our own workshop processes - offcuts, sprues, miscasts, and trial pours that would otherwise be sent away for refining.
These designs sit outside our standard Morgan & French ranges and are created in small runs or as one-offs, meaning each piece may vary in form, texture, and finish. This variation is part of what makes each piece distinct.
Product Description
Product Description
The Stamford Meadows Willow Ring has been cast directly from a slender twig of the famous Stamford Meadows Willow, preserving the natural texture, tiny knots and organic shape of the original branch in sterling silver.
Willow has long been associated with resilience — it bends, but it never breaks. That quiet strength feels especially fitting for a ring made from such an iconic Stamford tree.
The open design follows the natural form of the branch and wraps gently around the finger. It can be adjusted to fit most sizes. Because the ring is taken directly from the original twig, the little imperfections, lines and natural markings are all part of the design rather than something added afterwards.
Each ring is individually made and hand finished in our Stamford workshop.
A little part of Stamford Meadows, cast in silver and made to last.
Made From
Made From
Solid 925 sterling silver, handmade in our Stamford workshop.
Cast directly from a branch of the Stamford Meadows Willow.
Natural bark texture, knots and organic details preserved in the silver.
Open wraparound design that can be gently adjusted to fit.
Hand finished, so each ring will have its own individual character.
Stamford Willow photograph by @theoldbuilding, used with permission.
Priority Service
Priority Service
Each Morgan & French piece is handcrafted to order with exceptional care. We begin creating your jewellery once we have received everything we need, from your personalisation details to any required materials.
We understand that some customers may wish to receive their order sooner, so we offer the option to bring your piece forward in your maker’s schedule. These choices affect when your jewellery is created, never the skill or attention devoted to it.
Priority 1 – Express Creation
When time matters, your piece is scheduled for immediate bench work with your maker, crafted ahead of their usual making order. This typically brings completion forward by around three to five days, giving you a noticeably earlier finish for special gifts, meaningful moments and occasions where you simply need your jewellery sooner.
This premium service adds a 40% uplift to the base price of your piece (excluding any optional add-ons), so you’re never charged extra for choosing to include additional details or elements. It is available on selected designs each day.
Standard Service – Made in Turn
Your jewellery is handcrafted with the same care and attention, created in the natural rhythm of your maker’s schedule once everything required is in place. The same skill, the same devotion - simply made in turn.
About Workshop Silver
About Workshop Silver
Pieces in this collection are made from silver reclaimed during our own workshop processes - offcuts, sprues, miscasts, and trial pours that would otherwise be sent away for refining.
These designs sit outside our standard Morgan & French ranges and are created in small runs or as one-offs, meaning each piece may vary in form, texture, and finish. This variation is part of what makes each piece distinct.
