Geometry
Lines, planes, cubes, frames, structures and architecture in silver. In this collection, the ring becomes an object: a drawing transformed into a small architectural form.
Works in the collection
This section brings together rings whose character is built through geometry: planes, frames, cubes, plates, architectural structures and strong silhouettes.
Lemon Crystal
A silver structure with citrine, where the stone becomes a luminous centre within a rigid form.
View workRaw Citrine
A ring with a rough natural stone and a silver form built around its volume.
View workGolden Four Sectors
A rectangular composition divided into zones of line, stone, metal and a warm surface tone.
View workStructure
A projecting architectural form with stones and raised bands, assembled like a small object.
View workTransparent Geometry
A compressed silver surface and a separate cylindrical element set with labradorite.
View workStructure with a Disc
An engineered ring with a platform, disc, concentric lines and a rough-surfaced citrine.
View workBlack Cube
A concise geometric form: a cube, sharp edges, a dark surface and the pure strength of the silhouette.
View workTextured Plate
Three concave silver surfaces joined into a simple, restrained and rigid form.
View workFold with Black Garnet
A folded silver form with black garnet, built from cylindrical volumes.
View workRing for a Friend
An asymmetric form with citrine and a loop: a ring that can also exist as a small object.
View workA similar piece can be made.
An exact replica is impossible: the metal, stone, surface, size and character of the handwork will differ. But geometry can become the starting point for a new ring inspired by this collection.
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