Seaweed Ring

Ania Guillaume Seaweed ring, 2018 Silver gold plated ring 6 (W) x 3 (H) cm circa Ring size 7 (US) Unique     Seaweed is a silver gold plater ring that engages with Guillaume’s interest in nature’s spirituality and its elements, in this case the organic elements of the sea. Casted from wax then made into a precious metal, Seaweed evokes the elements of nature with a human touch as it incorporates the fingerprints of the artist, it embraces the body in a sculptural fashion.

Ute Decker Infinity Spiral, 2019 18kt Fairtrade gold ring 4.2 x 4.3 cm edition of 6 unique within the series initialled and hallmarked   The wearable sculptures by the internationally acclaimed architectural artist Ute Decker are a meditation on the richness of simplicity. She sculpts space, movement, volume and a subtle texture into a carefully composed interplay of light and shadow with a richly evocative sense of space and story. This essential purity is typical of her work in its minimalism and attention to detail.

David Rodríguez Caballero 1 de Noviembre de 2.014, 2014 18kt rose gold ring 4.36 x 4.5 x 1.98 cm; 75.40 grams Unique and signed Make it Yours ♥ David Rodríguez Caballero is renowned for his geometrically reduced forms, which have been translated into a new formal vocabulary linked to Minimalism. The themes explored in his wearable art, like his sculptures, recall the Constructivism which has been subject to a sense of lyricism and softness that originates from painting. Geometric abstraction is one of the most important paths of modern painting and sculpture – it is also significant to contemporary music with its streaked structures and colourful overtones. In his wearable art, David Rodriguez Caballero brings his aesthetic obsessions to the third dimension, exploring materials, and the relationship between meaning and object, support and form, dream and paranoia. Caballero manipulates light through his bending and folding of material.

David Rodríguez Caballero 22 Junio 2.015, 2015 18kt rose gold ring 8 x 7.5 x 2.6 cm; 45.20 grams unique and signed   David Rodríguez Caballero is renowned for his geometrically reduced forms, which have been translated into a new formal vocabulary linked to Minimalism. The themes explored in his wearable art, like his sculptures, recall the Constructivism which has been subject to a sense of lyricism and softness that originates from painting. Geometric abstraction is one of the most important paths of modern painting and sculpture – it is also significant to contemporary music with its streaked structures and colourful overtones. In his wearable art, David Rodriguez Caballero brings his aesthetic obsessions to the third dimension, exploring materials, and the relationship between meaning and object, support and form, dream and paranoia. Caballero manipulates light through his bending and folding of material.

Sissi Nidi (Nests), 2019 18kt gold threads with rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds ring 4.2 x 4.2 cm unique and signed   With an artistic focus of anatomical study in relations to environmental elements, Sissi brings forth new ways to interpret wearable art, as the pieces transform into a second skin of light and gold for the wearer. For her wearable art pieces, Sissi interlaces the symbolism of the bird’s nest with the anatomy of the human body. The artist’s creations are hand-made and embellished, yet delicate like her sculptures. Carefully interwoven and welded with gold and silver threads, decorated with precious gemstones, Sissi’s contemplative process re-imagines a sculptural piece of art to work in tandem with the single wearer. It was pivotal to Sissi to be personally involved with the production of her wearable art pieces. Nests draws its symbolism from natural nests which provide a safe place. Nests can be displayed as a sculpture when taken off, and becomes a sculptural work of wearable art that unites with the individual when worn.  

Ute Decker Curl, 2015 100% recycled sterling silver ring unique within the series initialled and hallmarked   The wearable sculptures by the internationally acclaimed architectural artist Ute Decker are a meditation on the richness of simplicity. She sculpts space, movement, volume and a subtle texture into a carefully composed interplay of light and shadow with a richly evocative sense of space and story. This essential purity is typical of her work in its minimalism and attention to detail.

Ute Decker Curl, 2019 100% recycled sterling silver hand sculpture 16.3 x 6.5 x 3.2 cm edition of 12 unique within the series initialled and hallmarked   The wearable sculptures by the internationally acclaimed architectural artist Ute Decker are a meditation on the richness of simplicity. She sculpts space, movement, volume and a subtle texture into a carefully composed interplay of light and shadow with a richly evocative sense of space and story. This essential purity is typical of her work in its minimalism and attention to detail.

Ute Decker Calligraphy, 2019 18kt Fairtrade gold ring 9.6 x 6 x 4.3 cm edition of 3 unique within the series initialled and hallmarked   The wearable sculptures by the internationally acclaimed architectural artist Ute Decker are a meditation on the richness of simplicity. She sculpts space, movement, volume and a subtle texture into a carefully composed interplay of light and shadow with a richly evocative sense of space and story. This essential purity is typical of her work in its minimalism and attention to detail.  

Noor Fares Muladahara Bespoke Ring, 2019 18kt yellow gold carved rosewood ring with amaranth garnet, amethyst, coloured pave sapphire and white diamonds Unique Derived from the Sanskrit word for “Life Force”, Prana explores the ancient seven Chakra system, namely Muladhara (Root), Svadhishthana (Sacral), Manipura (Solar Plexus), Anahata (Heart), Vishuddha (Throat), Ajna (Third Eye), and Sahasrara (Crown) to provide balance allowing vital energy to flow.

Zaha Hadid Silene Ring I, 2014 18kt pink gold with white diamonds ring 6 cm  edition of 12 signed and numbered   Zaha Hadid created the Silene series in collaboration with The House of Aziz and Walid Mouzannar. The Mouzannar family has been creating jewellery since the 18th century, and they continue their tradition of crafting remarkable pieces with the Silene series. Silene expresses the fluidity and complexity of natural forms. Incorporating visual elements derived from nature such as the geometric complexities of the web, or veins in leaves. Inlaid with diamonds that float between the fluid forms to accentuate its composition, Silene orchestrates an ever-changing play of refraction and reflection that conveys its formal complexity.