14K Gold, 3 ct Sapphire Ring

This is not a delicate porcelain cup – it is a stone bowl from the Mycenaean era. This ring speaks a language of form that does not require embellishment. The sapphire in a deep, royal colour – as intense as the twilight over the Bosphorus – is set in a smooth, full frame like an eye in an ancient seal.

The rail – thick, massive, with a rounded profile – does not pretend to be light. Its strength is not weight, but stability. It is like a solid foundation, like a structure that will support every idea and every gesture. This is not jewellery that adapts to the hand – it is jewellery that sets the direction.

Here, 585 gold has gained a soft, almost velvety shine that contrasts with the cool shine of the sapphire. Minimalism? Perhaps. But this minimalism speaks loudly – ​​like Brâncuși's sculpture, in which simplicity is the result of precise choice, not lack of means.