Name: Gold Fine Wabi Sabi Ring
Brand: Holly Ryan
Price: 960.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Wabi Sabi is an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete", perfect to describe the random yet beautiful nature of the 5 embedded gemstones within this ring.

This ring may be customised to include 5 sapphires, 5 diamonds, 5 rubies or a configuration of these stones. If you wish to change the type of stones within the ring please email customerservice@hrjewellery.com.au for a custom quote.

Please ensure you provide us the correct ring size as this ring can not be resized. If incorrect, it will need to be made from scratch.

Solid gold
Hand made to order (unless 'in stock')
Available with an organic or bead-set stone setting, and polished or textured band finish
Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth. Please refer to Care Guide
To find your correct fit, print out our Ring Size Guide
Please read our DELIVERY details and TERMS prior to placing your order

About

Holly Ryan founded her eponymous label on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland in 2010, after completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts: Fashion Design at Queensland University of Technology.

Holly has always been passionate about sustainability, sourcing recycled metals and ethical stones for her designs. The designer’s parents first instilled this ethos in her, having both studied jewellery making in Mexico during the 1980s.

Artistic influences also play an important role in Holly’s design process and, in 2017, this led her to expand her work into the field of sculpture. Holly is now represented as a sculpture artist by Jerico Contemporary gallery.

To date, her highly coveted designs have featured on the pages of international titles, including Vogue, i-D, Harpers Bazaar, Russh, and Unconditional Magazine.

As an artist and maker, Holly Ryan’s practice is ever evolving – but her commitment to producing responsible, meaningful objects is staunchly resolute.

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