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Giorgio Vigna Segmenti, 2018 18 kt yellow gold, sapphires, golden South Sea pearl, ring 3,2 x 2,4 x 4H cm (from finger H 2 cm) size 13,5 Unique and signed

Giorgio Vigna Anima, 2019 18kt gold, beryl and diamond ring ø 2,1 cm, 1 round beryl ø 12,20 mm ct.5,52, diamond 0.04 ct size 14/15.5 Unique and signed

Gigi Mariani Cracks in gold, 2020 Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello ring 2,4 x 4,7 x 3,5 cm unique and signed

Gigi Mariani Witnesses, 2019 Silver, 18kt yellow gold, niello ring 4,4 x 2,5 x 3,8 cm unique and signed

Ute Decker Curling Crest of a Wave – 2020 Fairtrade Silver, sterling sculptural ring 2.5 x 3 x 3.9 cm – medium individually sculpted, unique within the series Initialled UD & hallmarked

Ute Decker Curling Crest of a Wave #5, 2021 18 kt Fairtrade gold sculptural ring Initialled UD  and hallmarked small – ring size, adjustable to finger size XS to L Showing small version of the ring worn as a pendant and larger version of this series worn as a ring

Tania Pistone Rongorongo, 2019 18kt gold and bespoke black enamel ring also available: red, white, and blue enamel 1.5 cm unique within the series   Tania Pistone’s wearable art project for the Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery came to life following the artist’s Rongorongo series, paintings which depict an imaginary alphabet on gold-leaf plates. In her Rongorongo paintings, Pistone creates symbols in a deliberate attempt to reach an ideal alphabet, which addresses our shared, collective human subconscious which she believes has been shaped by the experiences of our ancestors: ‘The modern human is unable to recover the vision of the world held by our ancient ancestors, a vision which I believe still lives within us. We can only access it is through symbols which represent a story, a colour, a number, or a star… To make a sign vibrate as a symbol our interpretative intent must be to achieve that freedom one feels after making a void. This void gives the symbol some space to activate within us, just like sound vibrations in a sound box. A soundbox cannot produce any vibrations if it is full or if it is completely closed. The sign then becomes a bridge between two worlds, where the subtle becomes […]

Tania Pistone Rongorongo, 2019 18kt gold and bespoke white enamel ring also available: red, blue, and black enamel 1.5 cm unique within the series   Tania Pistone’s wearable art project for the Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery came to life following the artist’s Rongorongo series, paintings which depict an imaginary alphabet on gold-leaf plates. In her Rongorongo paintings, Pistone creates symbols in a deliberate attempt to reach an ideal alphabet, which addresses our shared, collective human subconscious which she believes has been shaped by the experiences of our ancestors: ‘The modern human is unable to recover the vision of the world held by our ancient ancestors, a vision which I believe still lives within us. We can only access it is through symbols which represent a story, a colour, a number, or a star… To make a sign vibrate as a symbol our interpretative intent must be to achieve that freedom one feels after making a void. This void gives the symbol some space to activate within us, just like sound vibrations in a sound box. A soundbox cannot produce any vibrations if it is full or if it is completely closed. The sign then becomes a bridge between two worlds, where the subtle becomes […]

Tania Pistone Rongorongo, 2019 18kt gold and bespoke red enamel ring also available: white, blue, and black enamel 1.5 cm unique within the series   Tania Pistone’s wearable art project for the Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery came to life following the artist’s Rongorongo series, paintings which depict an imaginary alphabet on gold-leaf plates. In her Rongorongo paintings, Pistone creates symbols in a deliberate attempt to reach an ideal alphabet, which addresses our shared, collective human subconscious which she believes has been shaped by the experiences of our ancestors: ‘The modern human is unable to recover the vision of the world held by our ancient ancestors, a vision which I believe still lives within us. We can only access it is through symbols which represent a story, a colour, a number, or a star… To make a sign vibrate as a symbol our interpretative intent must be to achieve that freedom one feels after making a void. This void gives the symbol some space to activate within us, just like sound vibrations in a sound box. A soundbox cannot produce any vibrations if it is full or if it is completely closed. The sign then becomes a bridge between two worlds, where the subtle becomes […]

Tania Pistone Rongorongo, 2019 engraved silver and bespoke white enamel ring also available: red, blue, and black enamel 1.5 cm unique within the series   Tania Pistone’s wearable art project for the Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery came to life following the artist’s Rongorongo series, paintings which depict an imaginary alphabet on gold-leaf plates. In her Rongorongo paintings, Pistone creates symbols in a deliberate attempt to reach an ideal alphabet, which addresses our shared, collective human subconscious which she believes has been shaped by the experiences of our ancestors: ‘The modern human is unable to recover the vision of the world held by our ancient ancestors, a vision which I believe still lives within us. We can only access it is through symbols which represent a story, a colour, a number, or a star… To make a sign vibrate as a symbol our interpretative intent must be to achieve that freedom one feels after making a void. This void gives the symbol some space to activate within us, just like sound vibrations in a sound box. A soundbox cannot produce any vibrations if it is full or if it is completely closed. The sign then becomes a bridge between two worlds, where the subtle becomes […]