
Gaia’s Eye
The Gaia’s Eye ring is a bold, mystical statement piece centered on a mesmerizing eye motif. The “iris” of the eye is a dome of emerald-green resin, encased in a gleaming copper bezel that traces the eye’s graceful shape. From the lower edge of this eye, two lustrous white pearls dangle delicately – like captured teardrops that sway with each movement. The interplay of the verdant green gaze, warm copper glow, and opalescent pearls creates a striking harmony. Part talisman, part artwork, this ring wraps the finger in an aura of intrigue and protection.
Late one summer night, our lead artist envisioned an eye that could watch over and comfort. She recalled an ancient Greek legend that pearls are the tears of the gods and reimagined those tears as symbols of hope and hard-won wisdom. With steady hands and heartfelt intent, she poured the translucent green resin, capturing a glint of her own reflection in the “eye,” and once it set she framed it in raw copper – earthy and resilient – hanging two pearls below to signify tears transformed into something precious. She named the ring Gaia’s Eye, invoking Gaia, the Earth Mother, whose gentle gaze nurtures and protects. The finished piece carries a quiet strength – wear it and feel a calm, watchful presence, a reminder that from our deepest sorrows, beauty and wisdom can blossom.
Gaia’s Eye
The Gaia’s Eye ring is a bold, mystical statement piece centered on a mesmerizing eye motif. The “iris” of the eye is a dome of emerald-green resin, encased in a gleaming copper bezel that traces the eye’s graceful shape. From the lower edge of this eye, two lustrous white pearls dangle delicately – like captured teardrops that sway with each movement. The interplay of the verdant green gaze, warm copper glow, and opalescent pearls creates a striking harmony. Part talisman, part artwork, this ring wraps the finger in an aura of intrigue and protection.
Late one summer night, our lead artist envisioned an eye that could watch over and comfort. She recalled an ancient Greek legend that pearls are the tears of the gods and reimagined those tears as symbols of hope and hard-won wisdom. With steady hands and heartfelt intent, she poured the translucent green resin, capturing a glint of her own reflection in the “eye,” and once it set she framed it in raw copper – earthy and resilient – hanging two pearls below to signify tears transformed into something precious. She named the ring Gaia’s Eye, invoking Gaia, the Earth Mother, whose gentle gaze nurtures and protects. The finished piece carries a quiet strength – wear it and feel a calm, watchful presence, a reminder that from our deepest sorrows, beauty and wisdom can blossom.