Why it's worth it
White camellias on amber resin — the contrast is unmistakable from across the room.
The Edit
A squared amber resin band cast from a recovered Barcelona mold, with three fully sculptural white camellia roses rising in high relief across the face and sides — the central bloom wide enough to anchor a whole look. The translucent honey-colored base catches light through its edges, throwing warmth against the flat matte white of the flowers. Minor surface irregularities and an occasional injection point are inherent to the hand-production process, making each ring a one-of-one.
Insider Tip
That small hole on the band? That's the injection point — the ring's belly button, and proof yours was made by hand.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Motif
- Floral
- Scale
- Oversized
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