Two metals collide along a fractured fault line - polished sterling silver split by cratered gold, as though geological forces tore through the band and left raw veins exposed. Enri Mars casts this ring by hand in Imola, Italy, using lost-wax technique to capture the collision between smooth and shattered. The silver exterior flows in cool, undulating contours - softly reflective, shaped by the artist's hand. Then the gold erupts: rough, jagged, lava-textured surfaces that climb across the band like mineral deposits breaking through stone. The boundary between the two metals is deliberately ragged, a tectonic scar where warm gold meets cool silver in permanent tension. It is Kintsugi logic reversed - not gold filling cracks, but gold forcing its way out from within. The interior is gold-plated and rounded smooth against the skin, grounding the ring's weight on the finger. Each piece emerges from the lost-wax process with its own fracture patterns, its own geological character. No two are identical. The surface will develop personal patina with wear - the silver shifting, the gold deepening - a ring that ages as you do. Details Material: Sterling Silver 925 with Gold Plating Finish: Polished silver with matte textured gold Construction: Organic structure with raw surface detailing Interior: Rounded gold-plated inner band for comfort Technique: Lost-wax casting, hand-finished in Imola, Italy Character: Each piece is unique due to handcraft process Where silver strata fracture and gold bleeds through - geology you carry on your hand.
