Why it's worth it
Four gemstones, nine squares, one unmistakable reference.
The Edit
Nine cushion-cut cabochons — black onyx, red carnelian, tiger's eye, and jade — set in a scrambled grid across a flat rhodium-plated brass square, each stone individually bezeled so the metal reads as a clean silver lattice between them. The face sits flush, with no elevation or drop, keeping the visual weight entirely architectural. Anti-droop backs on pierced posts hold the square level against the lobe.
The details
- Metal
- Rhodium-plated
- Form
- Geometric
- Pattern
- Check
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