A sculptural piece of Polish Baltic amber set in sterling silver, shaped into a soft, drifting triangular form. The stone carries a rich honey–cognac glow, its surface polished to draw out a deep, internal warmth, while the reverse is left raw—uneven, lightly pitted, and true to its natural state. This contrast between the refined front and untouched back gives the piece its character, revealing both the finished and the elemental sides of the material. Set in a minimal silver frame with an elongated bail, the design follows the stone rather than containing it—rooted in Baltic craftsmanship where material leads and form quietly adapts.
