Why it's worth it
A full bloom on your finger, iridescent and hand-painted — no two are the same flower.
The Edit
Resin petals built up through 3D sculpting and then hand-painted at the atelier, the Opera Prima Nacarado sits on the finger at roughly the scale of a real camellia. The pearlescent finish — shot through with fine glitter suspended in translucent white resin — shifts between matte and iridescent depending on the light. Pearl-effect spheres cluster at the center, giving the bloom a dimensional core that reads more sculpture than jewelry.
Insider Tip
Surface irregularities are the point — the atelier considers them proof of hand-work, not flaws.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Motif
- Floral
- Details
- Layering
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