14K Gold, Two-Stone Diamond Ring, Kraków 1986–2004

Crafted in Kraków between the late communist era and the dawn of modern Poland, this ring is a quiet witness to decades of transformation — in aesthetics, society, and craftsmanship. Made of 14k gold (583 finesse), a standard alloy in Eastern European goldsmithing of the time, it reflects the strength and subtlety of that transitional period.

Two bezel-set diamonds rise gently from the asymmetrical band, like a dialogue between opposites — two viewpoints, two decades, two poles of a single narrative. The stones don’t compete; they converse in silence, held in a form that is both protective and sculptural.

Its distinctive bypass design, stripped of unnecessary ornament, places it firmly within the aesthetics of late modernism — a period that cherished functionality without abandoning beauty. This is not a conventional engagement ring; rather, it's a piece for those who appreciate stories told through form, proportion, and restraint.

For collectors and connoisseurs alike, this ring bridges tradition and modernity with quiet confidence.