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Blossom
Blossom is a heavily textured cocktail ring, set with a Fire Opal. The ring carries a representation of the changing of seasons and the blossoming flowers. Its brutalist physique and weight hold a beauty within.
The House
“The House is Haunted, That house there.
The House is Haunted, Look at his Glare.
The House is haunted, He’s not very fair.”
The Yard
Le Fleur
Le Fleur the symbol of spring, challenges the masculine pronouns, taking the once symbolically feminine object of the flower and reinventing it as a unisex signet ring.
The Le Fleur signet is a large domed ring with 3 hand engraved flowers across the top, each centred with Topaz, resembling a spring bouquet of flowers.
“The yard is more than a place where weeds grow, your bins stew and your bike rusts. It’s a place of commune. where the birds chirp, the plants flourish and the animals come together in harmony, human and fox alike.”
The Estate
Deconstructed
This ring features a deconstructed flower, a simplistic design that contrasts texture against high polished silver. Reducing the floral shapes to their basic elements creates an elegant and abstract design.
“I live above you but don’t know your name,
I see you with your shopping but don’t give you a hand.
We walk the same way and we shop at the same places,
But these social norms got me anxious and paranoid about the faces.
I take my headphones off when I pass you,
In hope of interaction, I make eye contact but pass swiftly.
Your stature and bag drooped eyes command respect,
Your shopping pulls your already hunched back lower to the ground.
Are we neighbours?”
The Court
Small band of flowers
The Small Band of Flowers Ring signifies the joining of individuals to become stronger. Find your community and learn how to express yourself and share within your communities. Mental Health can be bettered by opening up and sharing with those around you, we are in it together.
“The court is where we play with this social decay. Put our issues aside and come together all alike. Shoot the ball! let’s play.”