
Why it's worth it
Three roses in relief, hand-pulled from a mold that hasn't been in production for decades.
The Edit
Three sculpted camellia blooms in opaque white resin sit proud on a transparent cognac-toned squared band — the central flower nearly fills the face of the ring in high-relief. Handmolded from a recovered vintage Barcelona mold and cast by hand at the atelier, the surface carries intentional irregularities: slight texture variation, visible injection points, the honest marks of a process that refuses automation. The squared silhouette keeps the floral volume grounded, preventing the relief from reading as purely decorative.
Insider Tip
The injection point — if visible on your ring — is intentional; the brand calls it its belly button.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Motif
- Floral
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