Why it's worth it
Two lapis cabochons at the summit — the stepped gold is the mountain they sit on.
The Edit
Stepped like a ziggurat, this gold-plated ring builds upward in tiered geometric planes before cresting at two round lapis lazuli cabochons seated in engraved bezel settings. The ridged band continues the architectural logic all the way around — no plain shank, no rest point. At this scale it functions as the smaller counterpart to the full Kabala, designed to stack flush against it or hold the finger alone with enough mass to register.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
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