Écho Ring
Description
A silhouette that holds a second voice within it.
Nomade Écho is defined by its internal bend, a line that folds back toward itself, creating resonance rather than closure. The structure feels architectural yet soft, like tension held just long enough to be felt.
An object about return: what repeats, what lingers, what stays.
Available in gold micron plating, sterling silver, this ring is fully adjustable and made to order to ensure every curve and gem is placed with intention.
Material & Care
Each piece is cast in white bronze, sterling silver, gold vermeil, or solid 18k gold. Silver will develop a natural patina with wear, some love it; a soft polishing cloth brings back the shine in seconds. Store pieces separately, keep them clear of perfume and salt water, and they will outlast you. Every order ships in signature packaging with care instructions, and we repair what we make, write to us if a piece ever needs attention.
Design
Sœur Jumelle, "twin sisters" in French, is built on two halves, distinct yet complementary. Each design begins as a hand-carved wax in Paris and is cast by lost wax in New York by founder Sabine Borthwick. Because every stage is done by hand, no two castings are ever the same, the way nature never repeats itself. Not made for everyone. Made for one.