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Tiny diamonds, each less than 1 mm in diameter.
Each individual stone is cut with 58 facets.
Arranged in a row, they form a delicate line of light. Set across a circle, they fill it with brilliance. The way they are arranged can dramatically change the character of a piece of jewelry.
New additions to the MicroDiamond collection, TOP and END. Taking these two complementary designs as a guide, we explore the distinct forms born from circles and lines.
I discovered another side to this shape when I held the finished ring up to my ear.
A line converging at one corner — ASYMMETRY
ASYMMETRY is also a design born from the combination of circles and lines.
The micro-diamond line extends outward, while the curve narrows toward a single corner. By creating an imbalance between the circle and the line, the design has a sharper feel than the other pieces in the collection.
I discovered another side to this shape when I held the finished ring up to my ear.
The corner where the line converges sat right by my ear. The balance between the circle and the line looked different from when I wore it on my finger, drawing my eye to the rounded part. What felt strikingly sharp on the finger revealed a gentle harmony by the ear. This change felt fresh.
Even with the same shape, where you wear it can change which parts catch the eye and the overall impression. This discovery became the starting point for the new earrings in the collection.
