This Atoll ring is inspired by the algae, a life form that supports our world’s oceans, and the coral that supports and surrounds it. This ring formed the ‘Growth’ category in the ‘Power of Plants’ collection, a capsule release that focused on the abilities of plants. This ring can be made with the precious metal of your choice.
Most reef-building corals contain photosynthetic algae, called zooxanthellae, that live in their tissues.
The corals and algae have a mutualistic relationship. The coral provides the algae with a protected environment and compounds they need for photosynthesis. They are called micro-algae (macro-algae is seaweed) and can double in mass in just 24 hours!
They might save our future due to their stability in any water source of any size, they also soak up heavy metals, metabolising them into safer chemicals - something humans have had no way of disposing of until now, these metals are produced during the mining process of precious metals and gemstones.
These heavy metals like lead, arsenic , cadmium and mercury cause land slides, acid rain and pollution to local waterways to name a few! These two rings are inspired by the host coral, the first is 9k rose gold set with tanzanites, diamonds and one sapphire. The second ring is made from recycled silver and showcases the natural matrix form of wild coral.
Please note:
Some of these images are CAD renders, this means it is a computer generated image, creating a very close representation of how the finished piece will look without being able to see it in real life.
Renders can never be exactly the same as a hand-finished jewellery so please keep that in mind, this is the same for the gemstone colours too.
If the jewellery contains a gemstone or multiple gemstones, the price is based upon tourmalines and you will be contacted for your choice of gemstone options.
Gemstones vary massively in price and it can be hard to choose, luckily one of the team will be excited to talk you through all of your possibilities.
This Atoll ring is inspired by the algae, a life form that supports our world’s oceans, and the coral that supports and surrounds it. This ring formed the ‘Growth’ category in the ‘Power of Plants’ collection, a capsule release that focused on the abilities of plants. This ring can be made with the precious metal of your choice.
Most reef-building corals contain photosynthetic algae, called zooxanthellae, that live in their tissues.
The corals and algae have a mutualistic relationship. The coral provides the algae with a protected environment and compounds they need for photosynthesis. They are called micro-algae (macro-algae is seaweed) and can double in mass in just 24 hours!
They might save our future due to their stability in any water source of any size, they also soak up heavy metals, metabolising them into safer chemicals - something humans have had no way of disposing of until now, these metals are produced during the mining process of precious metals and gemstones.
These heavy metals like lead, arsenic , cadmium and mercury cause land slides, acid rain and pollution to local waterways to name a few! These two rings are inspired by the host coral, the first is 9k rose gold set with tanzanites, diamonds and one sapphire. The second ring is made from recycled silver and showcases the natural matrix form of wild coral.
Please note:
Some of these images are CAD renders, this means it is a computer generated image, creating a very close representation of how the finished piece will look without being able to see it in real life.
Renders can never be exactly the same as a hand-finished jewellery so please keep that in mind, this is the same for the gemstone colours too.
If the jewellery contains a gemstone or multiple gemstones, the price is based upon tourmalines and you will be contacted for your choice of gemstone options.
Gemstones vary massively in price and it can be hard to choose, luckily one of the team will be excited to talk you through all of your possibilities.
