Water Drop Collection - Ring

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Before I started designing this jewelry, I had to consider all factors. First and foremost was the ELLE style, defining what exactly it means to be feminine, positive, and self-confident. The vision began with self-confidence – a woman who exudes this trait deserves bold, eye-catching jewelry that's not only big but also massive. However, it mustn't be too overwhelming; I aimed for an interesting balance of gentle and conspicuous elements. Next was positivity, which meant the design shouldn't be too heavy or chunky. I sought to create something delicate yet impactful enough to command attention. Femininity is about showcasing beauty, so the jewelry had to accentuate a woman's elegance with smooth shapes – a style that works better for me than any other. Given the ELLE brand requirements, there was also an added condition: the design must be unlike anything before it. Last but not least, it had to exclude stones from its composition. With these considerations in mind, I could finally start making drawings. The goal was clear: create something conspicuous yet gentle, emphasizing a woman's beauty with smooth shapes and no stones, all while being completely new and easy to produce – a challenging yet exciting task. After many sketches, I decided to use two types of gold for my collection, focusing on the theme of a drop of water. The rain outside during one of my drawing sessions inspired this concept, which I experimented with and eventually found perfect. The drop was crafted from white gold, while the rest of the design used yellow gold. My collection consisted of a ring, pendant, and earrings to showcase how they all come together. To demonstrate the effect of the complete collection, I've attached an image showing all designs in one piece. Each component is easy to print and later turn into wax models for mass production. The ring stands out with its smooth shapes, capturing the drop of water as if it's being held by a plant.