Why it's worth it
Cream cabochon inside a gold setting rough as a relic — the softness and the texture argue and both win.
The Edit
Hammered and rope-twisted gold-plated metal rises into an oversized oval bezel — the hand-cast finish catches light differently from every angle. A smooth cream cabochon sits nested inside, the contrast between the raw, pitted surround and the polished stone surface doing all the visual work. Open-band construction adjusts to fit, no sizing required.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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