THE RAMS HORN STUDIO

This Alpaca pin was carved by artist/jeweler James Boyle from photographs of these wonderful camelids!  A smaller, woolier cousin of the llama, these exquisite animals produce some of the finest wool in the world.  They are most well know in their homeland, Peru, but they are fast becoming more well known in the USA where they are now being bred for wool and as pets. This wonderful pin is hand cast by the artist in lead free, jeweler's pewter. It is also signed.  The pin has hand soldered findings and is 1 1/2" X 1 1/2"

This head study of a llama was carved by artist James E. Boyle from photographs of a real llama .  He has accurately captured an elegant male llama's head in fine detail.  This bold pin is 1 1/8" X 1 1/4" and is light weight enough to go on a blouse but looks very striking on a coat or Jacket.   The pin was cast in fine lead-free jeweler's pewter and  polished to a warm luster.  The pin is signed by the artist and the findings were hand soldered by the artist.

This Pendant is a fine head study of a handsome llama. It was carved by artist James E. Boyle from photographs of a real llama .  He has accurately captured an elegant male llama's head in fine detail.  This bold pendant is 1 1/8" X 1 1/4" and is light weight dispite its size.  The pendant was cast in fine lead-free jeweler's pewter and  polished to a warm luster.  The pendant is signed by the artist and comes on a 24 inch chain.

This Llama Pendant is large and a fairly, heavy weight. This is a perfect gift for those who have Llamas.  It comes on a waxed, cotton cord.  This Llama pendant is signed by the artist Beth Maxwell Boyle and is cast in fine lead-free Jeweler's Pewter.  The Llama is about 2  1/2 inches wide from nose to tail.  These also make very nice small Christmas Tree ornaments. This is hand cast in solid jeweler's pewter that contains no lead. This is not a toy and is not suitable for small children.

This little llama pendant is reproduced from a Peruvian folk art piece in lead-free jeweler's pewter.  The llama pendant is about one inch by one and a half inches. llamas have been used in the Andes for thousands of years by the indigenous peoples of Peru and the surrounding nations.  These animals make good guard animals and can be trained to carry a pack or even pull a cart.  Their wool is a hand spinners delight and comes in many natural colors.  The high necklace comes on a 24" silver tone chain made of stainless or a waxed black cotton cord, your choice!

This pin is a delightful carving by James E. Boyle cast in fine lead-free jeweler's pewter.  If you have  Angora Rabbits or enjoy spinning the fiber from these sweet, wool-bearing beauties then this pin will delight you.  The actual  size of this pin is 1" X  1 3/4"  and is signed by the artist.

This pendant is a delightful carving by James E. Boyle cast in fine lead-free jeweler's pewter.  If you have  Angora Rabbits or enjoy spinning the fiber from these sweet, wool-bearing beauties then this pendant will delight you.  The actual  size of this pin is 1" X  1 3/4"  and is signed by the artist. This necklace hangs from a 24 Inch stainless steel chain with a silver wash.

This Angora Rabbit Pendant is large and a fairly, heavy weight. This is a perfect gift for those who keep Rabbits for Wool.  It comes on a waxed, cotton cord.  This Angora pendant is signed by the artist Beth Maxwell Boyle and is cast in fine lead-free Jeweler's Pewter.  The Rabbit is about 1 1/2 inches wide from nose to tail.  These also make very nice Christmas Tree ornaments. This is hand cast in solid jeweler's pewter that contains no lead. This is not a toy and is not suitable for small children.

This is a super little tack pin that secures to your clothing with two pins so it can't swivel around.  I just love this realistic rabbit. We reproduced this from a 19th Century stamping and it looks excellent in antiqued pewter which brings out the detail.  This rabbit looks like he is running swiftly from a predator.  He almost looks like a European hare with his powerful back legs and long ears.  This pin would be a nice gift for a rabbit fancier or for some one who runs beagles and hunts.  It certainly is not too feminine for a gentleman to wear on a hat or vest.  We have Mini Rex rabbits that look allot like this fellow.   The casting was done by James Boyle here in our country studio in Western, NY.  The findings are cast in place.   The pewter is completely lead-free so a child is safe wearing this smart little rabbit casting.  The pin is 1 and 1/2 inches long.

These wonderful little rabbits are looking over their shoulders at a cabbage or something and have a definite Beatrix Potter sort of look.  This design was taken from and old English piece and converted into earrings that are light and whimsical!  The little pewter bunnies hang from surgical steel,French style, wires.

This Sitting Rabbit necklace is hand cast in solid, lead free, jeweler's pewter. The design matches the earrings we also offer here.  The chain is stainless steel and 24 inches long.   This is a  light necklace that goes with any style clothing   This is a truly delightful little pendant.

This exquisite pin was carved and cast by artist/jeweler James E Boyle.  This angora buck is very life-like with his long wool and delicate curving horns.  This piece was carved from actual photographs of Angora goats and is part of the Fiber Animal Collection by J. Boyle.  Angora goats were first bred in Asia Minor between 1571-1451 BC in the Angora District of Asia Minor.   These animals produce the wool we know as Mohair.   This delightful woolly goat pin is 2 " X 1 1/2" and is cast in solid lead-free jeweler's pewter.  The pin is also signed by the artist!

This Buck Goat necklace is hand cast in solid, lead free, jeweler's pewter. The design matches the earrings we also offer here.  The chain is stainless steel and 24 inches long.   This is a  light necklace that goes with any style clothing  This is a truly splendid little pendant.

The Buck Goat Scatter Pin is 3/4 Inches wide. The pin was cast in place for added strenth.  This comes with a pinch back, military style finding. The little goat is detailed and sports a  very nice set of horns!

The Goat Tie Tack is 3/4 Inches wide.This tie tack comes with a standard tie tack back with a chain to attatch to a button hole to keep your tie in place. The goat was hand cast in solid pewter. The pin was cast in place not soldered for added strength. The little buck is detailed and sports a  very nice set of horns!

Angora goats were first bred in Asia Minor between 1571-1451 BC in the Angora District of Asia Minor.   These animals produce the wool we know as Mohair.   This delightful little goat figurine was sculpted by Beth Maxwell Boyle and is cast in 100% lead-free Jeweler's Pewter. This is not suitable for small children and is not a toy.