ENTOMO

In this chapter of ENTOMO, the ring becomes a moment of flight.

Dragonflies and butterflies take form in silver of the highest quality, their wings carved with obsessive precision, every vein and edge shaped to catch light and shadow. These are not fragile ornaments, but controlled sculptures — balance captured between movement and stillness, lightness and weight.

The dragonfly speaks of transition and clarity, hovering between worlds.
The butterfly carries the memory of metamorphosis, of becoming, of beauty earned through change.

Wrapped around the finger, these creatures feel alive — as if they have chosen to rest there. Silver grounds their fleeting nature, giving permanence to what is usually brief. The result is tension: elegance held by strength, delicacy supported by metal.

These rings do not decorate.
They transform.
Fragments of flight, anchored in silver.