
Loop Ring
One turn, closed on itself. The join sits under the finger where it is felt and not seen.

RINGS
A single band that leaves its own path and comes back to it. Worn one at a time the ring reads as a line; stacked, the gaps between them do the drawing.

Loop Ring
One turn, closed on itself. The join sits under the finger where it is felt and not seen.

Coil Ring
Two and a half turns up the finger, tapering as it climbs so the top edge stays thin.

Twin Ring
Two bands cast as one piece, offset just enough to catch light at different moments.

BANGLES AND COLLARS
The line that goes all the way around — wrist first, throat if you want it. Rigid, so it keeps its shape against the body instead of following it.

Twin Bangle
Two rigid arcs held a finger's width apart, so the skin between them stays part of it.

Arc Cuff
Open at the back and heavier at the front, so it settles and stops turning on the wrist.

Twist Collar
The oldest shape in the house: one bar, twisted along its length, opened at the throat.

EAR AND NECK
A mark that holds a pause rather than closing it. Each piece stops short of the full circle and lets the ear or the collarbone finish the line.

Comma Cuff
No piercing. It grips high on the helix and tapers to nothing behind the ear.

Drop Earring
Weighted low so it swings late, a beat behind the head rather than with it.

Fold Hoop
A hoop pressed flat on one side, so it reads as a line from the front and a curve from behind.
Pieces are shown by appointment at the salon, one at a time, on the person wearing them.