Why it's worth it
Black onyx gripped by gold that looks carved from volcanic rock.
The Edit
Black cabochon stone seated inside a gold-plated casting so heavily worked it reads less like jewelry and more like something unearthed — ridged, pitted, and branching outward in all directions. The shank carries the same raw texture all the way to the band, so no surface is left smooth. One ring, substantial enough to wear alone and have it register from across the table.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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