Why it's worth it
Gold oval floating on a black mourning band.
The Edit
Black resin, lacquer-smooth and wide enough to read from across the table, anchored by a single domed gold oval set directly into the band's face — no prongs, no bezel lip, just gold meeting black at a clean edge. Hand-pulled from a recovered Barcelona mold, the ring's silhouette sits between a signet and a cocktail ring, with a rounded-rectangle profile that wears flat against the finger. The injection point — wherever it landed — is the maker's mark.
Insider Tip
The injection point is the ring's belly button — finding it is part of the ownership.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Scale
- Statement
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