Orusborus Rings
Orusborus Ring is a signet ring in 18k gold whose wide face carries the lemniscate, the Ouroboros in its mathematical form, in polished relief on a matte field. Inspired by the ancient serpent-eating-its-tail symbol found in Egyptian, Norse, Gnostic, a universal archetypal symbol and with alchemical traditions. Available in rose, white, and yellow gold. Hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Panoptes Rings
Panoptes Ring is a dramatic cocktail ring in 18k gold whose wide elongated oval face and central gemstone form a single all-seeing eye. Named for Argos Panoptes of Greek mythology, it connects to the Eye of Horus, the Nazar, and the Hindu third eye. Available in rose gold with ruby, white gold with sapphire, and yellow gold with diamond. 3D designed and hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Rhea Rings
Rhea Ring is a sinuous wave-form band in 18k gold, its crossings creating oval apertures that cradle large bezel-set gemstones. Named for Rhea, Titaness and Great Mother of the Olympian gods, the ring is a wearable expression of the primordial generative flow. Available in rose gold with ruby, white gold with sapphire, and yellow gold with diamond. 3D designed and hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Selenee Rings
Selenee Ring is a wide band in 18k gold with deep flowing bio morph channels inspired by the craters and topography of the lunar surface. Named directly for Selene, the Greek Titaness of the Moon. Six metal configurations including three two-tone options. Hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Selkye Rings
Selkye Ring is a band in 18k gold whose surface is distributed with organic, cloud-like forms inspired by the maria and highlands of the lunar surface. Named for Selene, the Greek Titaness of the Moon. Six metal configurations including three two-tone options. Hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Shambalee Rings
Shambalee Ring is a wide architectural band in 18k gold, inspired by Shambhala — the hidden kingdom of Tibetan and Hindu mythology. A series of oval forms, each with a raised central dot, encircles the band in an unbroken procession of sacred geometry. Available in six metal configurations including three two-tone options. Hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Shanee Rings
The Shanee Ring is a wide band in 18k gold featuring a sinusoidal wave-lattice pattern, a symbol found in mythology across Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, Norse, and Pre-Columbian traditions. Available in six metal configurations including three two-tone options. Hand-finished in Sao Paulo.
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Thyan Rings
Thyan Rings
Heaven does not announce itself, it flows. The Thyan ring captures that ancient Vietnamese truth in 18k gold: a continuous current of organic, sand-brushed forms moving between two polished rails, uninterrupted and alive. Available in six gold combinations including three two-tone pairings. Made to order in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Utty Ring
A wide 18k gold band framed by polished rails, its surface covered by a precise crosshatch grid on a sand-brushed ground, a single polished ribbon cutting across the geometry like a thread pulled taut across a loom. Named for the ancient Sumerian word for weaving, the Utty ring is order and motion held in perfect tension. Each order includes one ring. Images show available color combinations.
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