
Why it's worth it
Sunset-orange resin with gold floating inside — Ibiza in a square.
The Edit
Orange transparent resin, squared and wide, with three gold domes pressed into the face — one dominant circle at center, two flanking ovals at either side — the contrast between glassy resin and matte metal doing all the visual work. Cast individually from a recovered Barcelona mold, the band carries subtle surface variation by design: minor texture shifts and slight color drift are artifacts of hand production, not flaws. The geometry reads as retro-futurist, closer to a prop than a jewel.
Insider Tip
The injection point — a tiny mark on the resin — is what La Manso calls the ring's belly button. Finding it means yours is genuinely handmade.
The details
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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