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Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring
Ewa : gold & silver curve ring

Ewa : gold & silver curve ring

Ewa
$238.00

The curve ring enfolds your finger with contrasting petals of silver and gold, not quite touching in the middle. A clever composition that creates softly curving diagonal lines, the two-tone dance of metals will play beautifully with a range of clashing gold and silver pieces in your collection, or stand alone as a statement of balanced simplicity.

Due to the individual nature of all hand-made pieces, your bangle will vary ever-so-slightly from the picture.

materials : sterling silver & 18K gold plated

Avoid exposing your jewellery to extreme temperatures, moisture, and harsh chemicals like cleaning products. Store it in a dry and safe place away from direct sunlight, and polish with a soft, dry cloth.

band width : 3cm
dia : 14mm, 7US (adjustable)

Every piece of EWA jewellery is designed and crafted by Bianca Todorov in her Port Douglas studio.

Born in Melbourne and raised between Australia and Papua New Guinea, Bianca’s lifelong fascination with the natural beauty of hand-formed silver and gold adornments has coalesced into a distinctive and recognisable aesthetic.

Bold and emboldening, these chunky forms are alive with wonky, organic beauty, and feel wonderful to wear.

Bianca’s work is inspired by her time spent in Papua New Guinea over many years. Travelling through remote tropical areas around the mighty Sepik river, she credits her experiences with many language groups and their complex cultural traditions and ceremonial jewellery as the motivation to create Ewa.