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Offering someone a flower is one of the oldest gestures there is, and one of the few that needs no explanation. This ring keeps the gesture and lets you wear it: a five-petal flower drawn the way we all first learned to draw one, resting on the finger as if it had just been placed there. It's a small pleasure that stays in view. You notice it while writing, while pouring coffee, while resting a hand on a table, a reminder that something gentle can be part of an ordinary day. Less an accessory than a keepsake, it's for anyone who likes to carry a little garden along. Type: RingCollection: PuraMaterial: 9kt yellow gold, Hand-painted in blush pink and lipstick red enamels
Offering someone a flower is one of the oldest gestures there is, and one of the few that needs no explanation. This ring keeps the gesture and lets you wear it: a five-petal flower drawn the way we all first learned to draw one, resting on the finger as if it had just been placed there. It's a small pleasure that stays in view. You notice it while writing, while pouring coffee, while resting a hand on a table, a reminder that something gentle can be part of an ordinary day. Less an accessory than a keepsake, it's for anyone who likes to carry a little garden along. Type: RingCollection: PuraMaterial: 9kt yellow gold, Hand-painted in blush pink and lipstick red enamels