Three colors held in a single hoop. That tension — between order and multiplicity — is where this piece begins.
The Medium Maasai Hoop belongs to a body of work built on repetition as structure. Not decoration. Baguette white diamonds are set across the arc, their geometry anchoring the tricolor composition of 18-karat gold. Yellow, white, rose — not as contrast for its own sake, but as a system. Each color carries weight. Each zone is deliberate.
The hoop closes the form. The diamonds interrupt it. That interruption is the point.
A piece that works with one ear or both. The logic holds either way.
