Why it's worth it
Two dolphins forming a hoop — the motif is the structure, not a decoration applied to it.
The Edit
Two dolphins curve belly-to-belly to form the hoop, their tails interlocking at the top as the closure and their snouts meeting at a single ring link at the base — the silhouette is unmistakably figurative but wears like a statement hoop. Hand-cast in gold-plated metal with a lightly pitted surface, the finish shifts between burnished and matte depending on the angle. The scale is generous enough to graze the jaw without crossing into costume.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Motif
- Fish
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