Why it's worth it
Every one cast from a different old Barcelona mold — no two exist.
The Edit
A squared clear acrylic band — sourced from a recovered Barcelona shop mold — frames a domed gold disc flanked by two opaque cabochon stones in pale stone, each element visible through the transparent body. The injection point, if you find it, is considered the ring's signature rather than a flaw — an intentional nod to handcraft over factory finish. Surface irregularities and tonal shifts in the acrylic are inherent to the atelier's manual production process.
Insider Tip
The injection point — a small nub on the acrylic — is the ring's maker's mark. Finding it means your piece is genuinely handcast.
The details
- Stone
- Acrylic
- Form
- Geometric
- Scale
- Statement
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