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Paola Sighinolfi
Kabala Ring
Why it's worth it
Stepped gold architecture, turquoise or malachite crowning the peak.
Paola Sighinolfi
Kabala Bracelet
Why it's worth it
Malachite cabochons set into sunbursts — the stone and the engraving were clearly designed for each other.
Paola Sighinolfi
Alice Ring
Why it's worth it
Cream cabochon inside a gold setting rough as a relic — the softness and the texture argue and both win.
Paola Sighinolfi
Lia Ring
Why it's worth it
Black onyx gripped by gold that looks carved from volcanic rock.
Paola Sighinolfi
Small Reef Ring
Why it's worth it
Vertical ridges framing one black stone — the proportion is exactly right.
Paola Sighinolfi
Bosco Ring
Why it's worth it
Cobalt blue square stone gripped by gold that looks volcanic — the ring enters the room before your hand does.
Paola Sighinolfi
Reef Ring
Why it's worth it
The ridges and the blue stone were each designed to make the other look better.
Paola Sighinolfi
Small Kabala Ring
Why it's worth it
Two lapis cabochons at the summit — the stepped gold is the mountain they sit on.
Paola Sighinolfi
Karpos Ring
Why it's worth it
One malachite stone anchoring a mountain of gold granules — finger or ear, your call.
Paola Sighinolfi
Duo Plaka Earcuff's
Why it's worth it
Stacked on one ear, they read as a single sculptural piece — split across both, entirely different jewelry.