Why it's worth it
Raw gold casting gripping one cold, clear topaz.
The Edit
A cushion-cut white topaz sits horizontally in a brutalist open-rail setting — two vertical gold bars flanking the stone like a scaffold, all surfaces deliberately rough-cast for a molten, geological finish. The band is handmade from recycled 925 sterling silver with gold plating, the irregular texture a direct record of the maker's hand. Stone and metal read as opposites: one cut for maximum light refraction, one finished to absorb it.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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