Harsha Jayasankar · CLIENT: Kaashi Jewels
Spatial is a two finger ring designed for everyday wear. The ring is made of 18k gold plated brass and is set with blue and white druzy. An open metal frame structure holds the stone, so that both the stone and the frame receive emphasis. The open form keeps the druzy clearly visible and prevents the metal from dominating the design. The geometric structure follows principles taken from architecture. The contrast between the frame and the shining stone expresses hope and strength. The ring is offered in sizes 6 and 7.
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- Unique Properties
- The design incorporates a metal frame structure in which the druzy is held in such a way that there is emphasis on both the stone as well as the metal frame structure. The structure is quite open and makes sure that the stone is the star of the design. It is bold, edgy and wearable.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Two finger ring
Ring size 6 & 7 - Tags
- geometry, structure, ring, product design, jewelry, fashion jewelry, architecture
- Production Technology
- Materials:
18k gold plated brass
Blue & White druzy - Design Challenge
- The creative challenge was to make sure that the metal structure did not overpower the stone and that has been clearly accomplished.
- Project Duration
- Duration: Designed and Executed in September 2014
Location: Mumbai, India - Operation Flow
- Two finger ring that is easily wearable
- Research
- nil
- Inspiration
- Having had a strong foundation of Architecture, I have always had this inclination towards geometry and structure. The idea was to come up with a bold, edgy ring. The design reflects the will power and hope of a creative person who may be struggling to break away from the stereotypes created by external factors or his/her own mindset (metal structure), still shining (druzy) from within. This is one of my initial (and one of the most favorite) designs as a Jewelry Designer.
- Image Credits
- Image #1 #2 Alok Dhuri
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