Ecate Ring

This ring was born from the pursuit of a new technique and the perfection of form, the result of countless hours and many failed attempts.

Failure and victory, sorrow and joy, hatred and passion.

I could find no better way to embody all of this than through the figure of the goddess Hecate—a dual deity, both light and darkness, life and death, everything and nothing at once.

Two forms, one single meaning.

The Ecate ring is perhaps the simplest in line across my entire body of work, yet among the most complex. It demands hours of meticulous craftsmanship to achieve a surface that is perfectly spherical and free of any irregularities. In its polished version lie years of technical refinement, so that it becomes a true mirror to be worn; the satin finish, on the other hand, requires even greater care, as the slightest imperfection would be all the more visible.

One question remains unspoken: which version represents you—the dazzling light of a mirror, or the silky, mesmerizing allure of nocturnal mists?