Andrew Geoghegan Returns to Silver After 20 Years With Wunden, A Personalised Signet Ring Inspired by Anglo-Saxon Gold

15 Jul 2026

Wunden is the second piece in Geoghegan's Treowth collection and marks a new direction for the designer. Best known for fine jewellery and engagement rings, Geoghegan has returned to silver for the first time in more than 20 years with a signet ring designed from the outset for both men and women.

The ring is available in two proportions. Wunden I is lighter and quieter on the hand, while Wunden II is deeper, broader and more substantial. Both are made to order in silver, then hand finished, hand engraved and rhodium plated. Personalisation options include Anglo-Saxon inspired runes, bespoke engraving and a hidden gemstone set discreetly beneath the signet face.

Wunden is priced from £989 and is made to order, with a typical lead time of 4 to 6 weeks.

The name Wunden comes from Old English, meaning twisted or interwoven. It refers both to the ring's sculptural twisted shank and to the ancient metalwork that inspired it.

The collection began after Geoghegan and his son Arthur uncovered a piece of Anglo-Saxon gold in a Lincolnshire field in February 2025. The find, made up of twisted fine wire and granulation, led Geoghegan into a period of research into Anglo-Saxon craft, symbolism, manuscripts and metalwork.

Andrew Geoghegan says,

"I have worked with precious metal for most of my career, but holding something made more than a thousand years ago changed how I saw it. Wunden is not a reproduction of Anglo-Saxon jewellery. It is my response to that encounter. It takes the feeling of twisted ancient gold and turns it into a modern signet ring that can carry someone's own story."

The ring's personalisation is central to the design. Customers can choose from a series of hand-engraved runes, each carrying a different meaning, including Legacy, Courage, Journey, Endurance, Protection and Joy. Bespoke symbols, initials, dates and custom engraving can also be commissioned.

A hidden gemstone can also be set beneath the signet face, visible only to the wearer or to those they choose to show. Stone options include diamond, sapphire, ruby, tsavorite, pink sapphire and other coloured stones by request.

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