Bezel-set amber cabochons, honey-gold and glowing, held within open sterling silver circles — each stone sitting off-centre within the ring, as if caught mid-orbit. The asymmetry within the symmetry creates a sense of quiet movement. Firmly in the Modernist studio tradition, geometry used not for decoration but for tension. A single unbroken wire ring, no texture, no embellishment — just the contrast between cool polished silver and the warm living depth of the amber. The kind of earring that draws a second look without announcing itself.
