Deconstructed Portrait

Deconstructed Portrait

Oct
19

Joy BC Deconstructed Portrait, 2021 Blackened recycled 925 silver, recycled 18kt yellow gold and light brown natural diamonds ring 2.5cm x 2cm 2.5cm Edition 3 of 3 + 2AP Unique within the series Make it Yours ♥  

Skull (Burried/Planted)

Oct
08

Joy BC Skull (Burried/Planted), 2026 Brittania x-ray silver, 18 ct yellow gold 2.5 x 1.8 x 3.5 cm Edition of 28 Signed and numbered Make it Yours ♥

Artemis (moon shadow/ venus)

Oct
08

Joy BC Artemis (moon shadow/ venus), 2026 18kt yellow gold/silver black shadow finish and natural white diamond ring 2.8 x 2.2 x 2.5 cm Edition 1 of 3 + 2 AP Signed, hallmarked and numbered   Make it Yours ♥  

Precious Tear

Oct
08

Joy BC Precious Tear, 2026 18 kt gold and 1.57ct diamond ring 2.5 x 1.3 x 3.3 cm Signed and hallmarked Make it Yours ♥

Blood, Sweat and Tears (Joy)

Oct
08

Joy BC Blood, Sweat and Tears (Joy), 2026 18ct yellow gold and natural unheated 1.52ct ruby ring 2.5 x 1.2 x 3cm Unique signed and hallmarked   Make it Yours ♥

Calabash Cocktail Ring

Sep
11

Satta Matturi Calabash Cocktail Ring, 2026 18 kt yellow gold with aluminium insterts and pave diamonds ( 0.58 cts) ring 1.85 x 2.1 cm Unique signed and hallmarked CALRAB009 – The calabash is derived from the gourd fruit, one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants. For centuries it has served as a vessel for food and water, a musical instrument and an object used in ceremonies and rituals. Beyond its practical function, its spherical shape is believed to be a symbol of the universe reaffirming its global importance of bringing balance, wisdom and protection to humanity and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Make it Yours ♥

Calabash Cocktail Ring

Sep
11

Satta Matturi Calabash Cocktail Ring, 2026 18 kt yellow gold with aluminium insterts and pave diamonds (0.20 cts) ring 1.85 x 2.1 cm Unique signed and hallmarked CALRAB008 – The calabash is derived from the gourd fruit, one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants. For centuries it has served as a vessel for food and water, a musical instrument and an object used in ceremonies and rituals. Beyond its practical function, its spherical shape is believed to be a symbol of the universe reaffirming its global importance of bringing balance, wisdom and protection to humanity and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Make it Yours ♥

Calabash Cocktail Ring

Sep
11

Satta Matturi Calabash Cocktail Ring, 2026 18 kt yellow gold with Arizona Blue receramic rim and pave diamonds ( 0.20 cts 1.85 x 2.1 cm Unique signed and hallmarked CALRAB006 – The calabash is derived from the gourd fruit, one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants. For centuries it has served as a vessel for food and water, a musical instrument and an object used in ceremonies and rituals. Beyond its practical function, its spherical shape is believed to be a symbol of the universe reaffirming its global importance of bringing balance, wisdom and protection to humanity and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Make it Yours ♥

Calabash Cocktail Ring

Sep
11

Satta Matturi Calabash Cocktail Ring, 2026 18 kt yellow gold with persian violet receramic rim and pink sapphire pave (0.22 cts) ring 1.85 x 2.1 cm Unique signed and hallmarked CALRAB005B – The calabash is derived from the gourd fruit, one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants. For centuries it has served as a vessel for food and water, a musical instrument and an object used in ceremonies and rituals. Beyond its practical function, its spherical shape is believed to be a symbol of the universe reaffirming its global importance of bringing balance, wisdom and protection to humanity and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Make it Yours ♥  

Calabash Cocktail Ring

Sep
11

Satta Matturi Calabash Cocktail Ring, 2026 18 kt yellow gold with deep black receramic rim and pave diamonds ( 0.20 cts) ring 1.85 x 2.1 cm Unique signed and hallmarked CALRAB005A The calabash is derived from the gourd fruit, one of humanity’s oldest cultivated plants. For centuries it has served as a vessel for food and water, a musical instrument and an object used in ceremonies and rituals. Beyond its practical function, its spherical shape is believed to be a symbol of the universe reaffirming its global importance of bringing balance, wisdom and protection to humanity and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Make it Yours ♥  

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