Synesis

In the Hellenistic world, jewellery was often composed through colour rather than symmetry, with stones gathered through trade and worn together as expressions of exchange, balance, and intent. This ring draws from that approach, bringing together carnelian, emerald, ruby, and tourmaline without hierarchy.

The oxidised silver band forms the foundation of the piece, grounding the composition and allowing the stones to remain dominant. Gold-plated accents are used sparingly — not as ornament, but as structure — subtle points of emphasis that guide the eye and introduce warmth without excess.