Why it's worth it
Seafoam resin meets five gold domes — the palette alone is the conversation.
The Edit
Five polished gold domes — one commanding disc flanked by two oval satellites on each side — are set directly into a squared resin band that reads like compressed jade, its speckled surface the result of a handcrafted pour rather than any stone cutting. The band's geometry is blunt and architectural, with softly rounded corners that keep it wearable despite the scale. Each ring is pulled from a recovered vintage Barcelona mold, so the marbling and surface texture are never identical piece to piece.
Insider Tip
The injection point — the ring's so-called belly button — is a feature, not a flaw.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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