Disque et de Cône Mckella Ring

A perfect golden disc—one side mirror-polished to liquid light, the other softly brushed—rests in quiet opposition to a molten cone, creating a striking study in "geometric minimalism." This piece draws clear inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, celebrating the beauty of pure, fundamental forms. The design juxtaposes the infinite, soft curve of the flat circle against the sharp, directional energy of the conical spike, creating a visual dialogue between softness and strength.

The finishes further this contrast; the mirror-polish captures the world in a crisp reflection, while the matte, brushed details absorb light for a satin-like glow. Forged in 18k gold-plated stainless steel, the open band arcs in fluid tension, utilizing a "bypass" architecture that suspends the two shapes in a permanent state of magnetic attraction across a gap of negative space. Minimal yet monumental, this sculptural duet is balance distilled into gold, a whispered horizon worn against the pulse, perfect for the woman who finds harmony in the interplay of opposites.