Proportion becomes instinct, where every curve feels effortlessly resolved. A quiet study in harmony and balance, designed to look inevitable, as though it could only exist in this exact form.
The golden ratio is the proportion the eye trusts without being told to — the relationship between a part and a whole that recurs through classical architecture, Renaissance painting and the growth of a nautilus shell. Eve's Golden Ratio line takes that as its governing idea, and this ring is built to it: the sapphire at the centre, the black…
A gift wrapped and tied, and worn on the finger. The box is chalcedony, carved from a single piece, and the ribbon crosses it in blue and white enamel — two colours laid to read as the lit face of a fold and the shaded one, so the band appears to turn as it goes round.
Yin and yang, cut in stone. An oval face divided by a single S-curve into two interlocking halves: one carved from a single piece of mother of pearl, the other laid in invisibly set rubies. At the join, where the eye of the taijitu falls, an oval ruby sits claw-set — the one stone that belongs to both halves at…
