• langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger, Sterling Silber abgebildet vor weißem Hintergrund
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. Sterling Silber. Getragen am Model.
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. gold plattiert. Aufgenommen im Kontext auf Navigationstisch.
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. Sterling Silber. Aufgenommen vor weißem Hintergrund.
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. gold plattiert. Aufgenommen vor weißem Hintergrund.
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. gold plattiert. Aufgenommen vor weißem Hintergrund.
  • langer, marmorierter Zander schmiegt sich um den Finger. Sterling Silber. Detailfoto von Saphir Auge aufgenommen vor weißem Hintergrund.
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Long Sander Double Ring

Long Sander Double Ring

€420,00 EUR
€420,00 EUR
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Ring
 37 g
 over two fingers/ 11 mm wide band/ 4 mm thick band
Sterling Silver (935)

Brought back from a journey between the known and the unknown, as a tribute to a brackish water dweller who defies human influence. The long, marbled body winds around the finger and rests on the neighboring one. Its eye, upon request, can be made to sparkle with a sapphire.

This piece is hand-sculpted in wax and cast using the lost-wax casting technique. The entire piece is handmade to order in Germany, so please allow up to 15 business days for production (up to 20 business days for gold-plated versions).

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Harbor

The harbor. A place where a few daredevils disappear into the darkness of the sea. Carried out by giant metal structures.

The harbor. A portal between worlds. The here and there. Above and below the water. The outside and inside. The known and the unknown.

What happens on the journey between the worlds remains hidden.

But those few who cross this threshold bring something back with them. Not expressed in words, but worn on the skin, they tell stories in the form of hidden journeys, of worlds beyond the visible.