From the Pieces of the Sky Collection
Like a fragment of a distant galaxy, the Space Station Ring orbits between imagination and reality—an architectural statement of power, artistry, and celestial wonder.
The centerpiece is a large rectangular astrophyllite, its bronze-gold flashes glinting across a deep cosmic landscape. Known as a stone of illumination and alignment, astrophyllite is said to reveal one’s higher purpose and inner light—reminding the wearer that they are both star and sky.
Set in a three-dimensional sculptural hollow form of textured sterling silver and 18-karat gold, the design feels both futuristic and organic. The asymmetrical angle of the setting adds dynamic movement, giving the impression that the stone is forever in orbit.
The oxidized silver amplifies the brilliance of the gold, while the 1½-inch wide band, also richly textured, grounds the piece with strength and substance. Together, the materials create a harmony of contrasts—shadow and shine, structure and space, the earthly and the cosmic.
Materials: Astrophyllite, oxidized sterling silver, 18-karat gold
Band Width: approximately 1½ inches
Setting: Sculptural hollow form, asymmetrical placement
This is not just a ring—it’s a wearable constellation, a reminder that even grounded in the present, you can still reach for the stars.