Akeeva Ring

Akeeva RingTHE STORY In ancient Egypt, a queen's hands were considered sacred. They were the hands that signed decrees, that raised to silence a room of thousands, that wore gold not as decoration but as authority. I kept thinking about what it means to dress a hand with intention, not one finger, not a bracelet, but two fingers connected, linked, unified by cascading gold, like the hand itself became the jewel. Akeeva is that hand. The one that doesn't wave to

·         Size: 60cm x 50cm

is that a ring on your heel

to the rooftop

Pair it with a deep neckline

This freedom was intentional from the very first sketch

and anything that belongs to autumn

but avoid repeated bending in the same spot to prevent weakening

at a wedding

I came home from Tanzania and put a lion in gold on black leather

Hali is made to be the centerpiece of a beach look

that feels as alive as the night itself

At the base of the branch