Bare Souls

A quiet architecture of relation runs through this collection. Carl Jung wrote that the psyche seeks wholeness through encounter, and these one- to five-shank rings and ear cuffs transpose that idea into line and volume: parallel bands that keep the same cadence even when distance intervenes. Some journeys unfold palm-in-palm, others across continents, yet the alignment persists—a felt gravity between souls that once recognized each other. The work emerged after life delivered its most demanding gift, revealing that the rarest bonds remain present even when a voice is silenced too soon. What is gone is not severed; it becomes an interior constellation, guiding, tutoring, loved.

Each piece is hand-formed so the gold records every slip and pressure of the file—curves that lean, edges that hesitate, surfaces left deliberately uncorrected. Where the shanks approach or rest shoulder-to-shoulder, bezel-set diamonds mark the waypoints: the first spark, the shared ascent, the gentle release. Stack the rings, let a single band stand apart, place an ear cuff on the helix—the memory of the others still vibrates in the metal. These objects do not rehearse perfection; they honour the beautiful asymmetry of real connection and the soul-lessons it delivers: enduring, imperfect, always cherished.