Form follows tension. The bow is not ornament — it is structure held at its tightest point, the moment before release.
The Long Bow Earrings belong to a vocabulary I return to: geometry that carries physical memory. Two elongated forms, each one a ribbon pulled taut and fixed in 18-karat gold. The silhouette is architectural without rigidity. It sits close to the ear and extends downward in a single, controlled line.
Crafted in 18-karat yellow gold. The surface reads the light differently at each angle — not because it seeks attention, but because the form demands it.
