Why it's worth it
Three gold domes on a black square — the color-block does the heavy work so you don't have to.
The Edit
A high-gloss black resin signet, scaled up to cocktail-ring proportions, anchors three polished gold domes — one commanding central disc with two flanking ovals — set flush into the square face. The geometry owes something to Art Deco hardware and something to 1980s statement jewelry, landing squarely in neither era. Cast individually from a recovered Barcelona atelier mold, the surface may carry faint injection-point traces that are, by design, the ring's own fingerprint.
Insider Tip
The injection point — a tiny raised nub somewhere on the resin — is the maker's mark. Finding it is part of the deal.
The details
- Form
- Geometric
- Scale
- Statement
- Pattern
- Colourblock
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