A study in what happens when jewelry stops decorating a look and starts defining it.
Geometry, not ornament
Every piece in the collection starts from a primitive — a circle, a square, a half-moon — and earns its complexity only where the body requires it.
Worn together
The pieces are designed to stack, layer and contradict each other. A polished hoop against a brushed cuff; a hard square against a soft crescent.
