Biomechanics
Dark silver structures, plates, staples, springs and projections create the feeling of a living mechanism. Here metal becomes almost an organism: not jewelry in the conventional sense, but a strange assembled system.
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This section brings together rings with a biomechanical character: elongated forms, silver plates, springs, bindings, projecting stones and the sense of a structure that continues to grow.
Biomechanics
A silver ring made from chaotically fused plates, staples, springs and pseudo-eyelets. The piece is closer to a dark object than to a conventional ring.
View work Bio with Labradorite
Labradorite, a silver surface, inserts, springs and bindings. The ring is assembled like a living mechanical fragment.
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Elongated Bio
An elongated form with labradorite, a fire-worked surface, silver bindings and a sense of biomechanical growth.
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Elongated with Labradorite
A long upper form, labradorite, a small crystal, lines, springs and a raised stone. The ring works with the line of the fingers and changes the silhouette of the hand.
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Elongated with Amethyst
Amethyst, garnet, an elongated silver form, traces of fire and intersecting elements as parts of a living structure.
View workA new biomechanical piece can be made.
An exact replica is impossible: every plate, spring, stone, line and binding will be different. But the biomechanical direction can become the basis for a new piece inspired by this collection.
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