Why it's worth it
Silver ovals on a brown square base — Barcelona salvage, your finger.
The Edit
Polished silver domes — one broad disc, two flanking ovals — sit proud of a squared transparent resin base in warm cognac brown, the geometry somewhere between retro toy and serious sculpture. Each ring is pulled from a recovered Barcelona workshop mold and finished by hand, so the injection point and any surface variation are part of the record, not the reject pile. The high-gloss resin and mirror-finish metal share a plane but nothing else — warm against cold, translucent against opaque.
Insider Tip
If you can spot the injection point on the band, that's the ring's belly button — the brand considers it a feature.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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