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Plinth Twin Ring - Cat's Eye Opal By Belinda Chang
Plinth is a series of wide silver rings, each conceived as a small sculpture for the hand. Polished surfaces meet stones and geometric forms — spheres, ellipses, cut gems — arranged as compositions on a pedestal.
The collection sits between architecture and still life: structural in its language, playful in its objects. Each ring is a study in how a few elements can be gathered, balanced, and worn.
A 5-carat cat's eye opal is raised on a wide silver band, resting above two polished silver spheres. The opal's soft chatoyant line moves across the stone as the hand turns; the spheres beneath are the ring's foundation — quiet, structural, felt as much as seen.
The ring sits like a small object placed down, rather than worn.
This piece ships immediately in ( US6 3/4 and US8 1/2 ). If you want to talk to us before purchase, feel free to contact us via info@obellery.com
Plinth is a series of wide silver rings, each conceived as a small sculpture for the hand. Polished surfaces meet stones and geometric forms — spheres, ellipses, cut gems — arranged as compositions on a pedestal.
The collection sits between architecture and still life: structural in its language, playful in its objects. Each ring is a study in how a few elements can be gathered, balanced, and worn.
A 5-carat cat's eye opal is raised on a wide silver band, resting above two polished silver spheres. The opal's soft chatoyant line moves across the stone as the hand turns; the spheres beneath are the ring's foundation — quiet, structural, felt as much as seen.
The ring sits like a small object placed down, rather than worn.
This piece ships immediately in ( US6 3/4 and US8 1/2 ). If you want to talk to us before purchase, feel free to contact us via info@obellery.com

