The six new pins getting ready!

I've been carrying these around mentally for months, and finally got round to finishing up the designs! I'm really proud of the Rings, and will echo some of the Silmaril colour schemes for their interiors. 

Top is Narya, which passed from Círdan to Gandalf. I chose the Sun as a major element in it, being a more benign fiery power, but tied it to the "fire" Silmaril by rock and stone.

Middle is Nenya, Galadriel's ring, which never had another master; the centre depicts Lothlorien. I'm unsure whether I'll stick with a yellow and gold colour scheme, or somehow will tie it to the "water" Silmaril through the use of green. I'll fiddle with colour schemes today. It also bears a tiny reference to Sam's "I saw a Star through your finger". 

Bottom is Vilya, which passed from Gil-galad to Elrond. I echoed the "air" Silmaril's ship design, and the star can stand for both Gil-galad's name and Elrond's father Eärendil. That one was easiest to tie in with its Silmaril. 

 Question! The Water Ring is the only one of the Three that uses mithril as metal. I've never made pins with silver-coloured metal (I somehow doubt they offer mithril); I've toyed with the idea to make this pin silver instead of gold. Would you feel it jars with the other two, since these will come as a set? Or would the design unify them enough?  

Here's an updated, cleaned-up version of "Tinfang Warble":

Here's a slightly updated, more cleanly lettered, version of "Adventure". 

Aaaaand the one (I hope) you've been waiting for: Éowyn! These will all be a smidge bigger than the Silmaril-and-Finwean-ones I did last year, between Maglor and Glorfindel in size. I'll run them my the manufacturer and will see what they say. But they did terrific work with the tiny details in Fingon last year, so I'm confident they'll make them work.