Why it's worth it
Pale green prehnite in a gold setting rough enough to look carved from the earth.
The Edit
A split-band construction in hammered 18k gold vermeil over recycled silver holds a translucent oval prehnite cabochon in an open bezel — the rough-edged casting deliberately left unsmoothed for texture. The wide double-panel band sits flat against the finger, making the stone read as a standalone object rather than an ornament. Each stone is a one-off: prehnite's natural variation means the pale celadon hue shifts with every piece.
The details
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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