Custom work is the part of this business people are most nervous about. So here's one commission start to finish — a sterling shield ring with a tiger's eye cabochon, built for Evan Gross.

Ramble & Riot is setting up at the Bikers Bout Bikers Parking Lot Party, a free one-day benefit at The Shop Music City in Madison on Saturday, October 10, 11am to 5pm.

Three rules for stacking rings that mix stone and shape without looking cluttered, plus two of our favorite fall combinations — The Outlaw, The Watchtower, The Quiet Riot, and The Bellbottom Blues.

Ramble & Riot is packing up the road cases and setting up shop at the Nashville Flea Market, September 26–27. If you have been eyeing a piece online and wondering how it actually sits on your hand, this is the weekend to find out.

Mark your calendars — Ramble & Riot is heading to the William Edmondson Arts & Culture Festival on Saturday, October 24th, with a curated booth and a few festival-only pieces.

A stone lore deep-dive on turquoise, the protector’s stone for anyone who moves — and the two Ramble & Riot pieces that carry it.

Our good friend and absolute killer guitarist Tobin Dale is currently sweeping through England with Tuk Smith & the Restless Hearts on their explosive UK tour. If you haven't caught their heavy-hitting, 70s-infused radio rock yet, you are missing out on pure, unadulterated swagger. They are blowing the roofs off venues from Southampton to Leeds, bringing a masterclass of towering riffs and stadium-level hooks to the British underground.

Ever wonder why some Lapis looks like a royal velvet robe while others look like your favorite pair of broken-in jeans? It all comes down to the "riot" of minerals inside the stone. Here’s the breakdown on the two faces of Lapis Lazuli.

Tiger's Eye is famous for its "chatoyancy"—the shimmering band of light that mimics a feline’s eye.

General Overview: Chrysoprase is often called the "Stone of Spring" because of its vibrant, apple-green color. It was a favorite of Frederick the Great of Prussia and was even mentioned in the Bible as one of the foundation stones of the New Jerusalem

General Overview: For over 6,000 years, Jade has been prized as a symbol of nobility, wealth, and immortality. In many cultures, it is referred to as the "Stone of Heaven" and is gifted as a talisman for long life and good luck.