The Fragmented Discovery collection - this ring is a one-of-a-kind Sculptural Mineral Ring.
A wearable fragment of the earth, this wide statement ring balances the milky, translucent glow of raw quartz with a rich, molten network of 24K gold kintsugi veining set in a wide 24ct gold vermeil band with a scooped bezel that hugs the natural crystalline treasure stone like a cradle.
The Design Narrative
Crafted for those who treat jewellery as wearable art, this ring feels like a mineralogical specimen unearthed from a deep geological fracture laced with golden veins and cradled in a golden cup.
Breaking away from traditional jewellery design, the design centres around a raw, uncut quartz crystal which has been crushed and re-assembled, healed and bound by liquid-like channels of heavy 24K gold kintsugi matrix that traces its natural contours, mimicking the gold veins found in raw river quartz. The design celebrates its organic imperfections and frosted transluscency - it is a tribute to raw geology, designed for the collector who finds beauty in balancing the natural asymmetry of geology with the untamed power of the earth.
The Setting
The stone is cradled by a heavy gold low-profile cup at its base. This acts like a natural rock shelf, grounding the crystal and blending seamlessly into the band.
The Treasures
Raw, uncut natural Quartz crystal atop a 24ct Gold Vermeil solid .925 Sterling Silver base.
The Molten Vein Effect:
The gold does not just hold the stone; the premium 24K Gold Kintsugi travels across and through it mimmicking the natural occurrence of hydrothermal gold veins found deep within tectonic faults.
The Textural Interplay:
While the quartz is cool, matte and structural, the gold is deeply stippled and irregular. It resembles liquid metal caught mid-pour, cooling directly over the stone to lock it in place forever.
The Band:
The stone and its gold veins melt into a wide, heavy-gauge sterling silver band thick-plated in 24K gold vermeil. The band features a smooth, liquid-like interior for a comfortable fit, contrasting with the rugged, architectural structure rising above it.
The Fragmented Discovery collection - this ring is a one-of-a-kind Sculptural Mineral Ring.
A wearable fragment of the earth, this wide statement ring balances the milky, translucent glow of raw quartz with a rich, molten network of 24K gold kintsugi veining set in a wide 24ct gold vermeil band with a scooped bezel that hugs the natural crystalline treasure stone like a cradle.
The Design Narrative
Crafted for those who treat jewellery as wearable art, this ring feels like a mineralogical specimen unearthed from a deep geological fracture laced with golden veins and cradled in a golden cup.
Breaking away from traditional jewellery design, the design centres around a raw, uncut quartz crystal which has been crushed and re-assembled, healed and bound by liquid-like channels of heavy 24K gold kintsugi matrix that traces its natural contours, mimicking the gold veins found in raw river quartz. The design celebrates its organic imperfections and frosted transluscency - it is a tribute to raw geology, designed for the collector who finds beauty in balancing the natural asymmetry of geology with the untamed power of the earth.
The Setting
The stone is cradled by a heavy gold low-profile cup at its base. This acts like a natural rock shelf, grounding the crystal and blending seamlessly into the band.
The Treasures
Raw, uncut natural Quartz crystal atop a 24ct Gold Vermeil solid .925 Sterling Silver base.
The Molten Vein Effect:
The gold does not just hold the stone; the premium 24K Gold Kintsugi travels across and through it mimmicking the natural occurrence of hydrothermal gold veins found deep within tectonic faults.
The Textural Interplay:
While the quartz is cool, matte and structural, the gold is deeply stippled and irregular. It resembles liquid metal caught mid-pour, cooling directly over the stone to lock it in place forever.
The Band:
The stone and its gold veins melt into a wide, heavy-gauge sterling silver band thick-plated in 24K gold vermeil. The band features a smooth, liquid-like interior for a comfortable fit, contrasting with the rugged, architectural structure rising above it.
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