Sea Slug Ring – Sterling Silver 925 with Freshwater Pearl & 18ct Yellow Gold

THIS VERSION WILL NOT BE REPEATED

A sculptural sterling silver ring hand carved in wax and cast using the traditional lost wax technique. Inspired by the quiet organic forms of marine life, the design explores softness and structure through high-polished silver, a natural freshwater pearl, and a small 18ct yellow gold detail. The composition is intentionally minimal yet tactile, balancing fluid surface with precise placement of materials to create a contemporary wearable form.

The ring surface is highly polished, allowing light to move across the form while subtle irregularities from the carving process remain visible beneath. The freshwater pearl sits within the structure like a natural formation, while the 18ct yellow gold detail introduces warmth and contrast against the cool reflective silver.

Features

• Sterling Silver 925 (high polished finish)
• Freshwater Pearl
• 18ct Yellow Gold detail
• Hand carved & cast in Cornwall
• Width: 10.57 mm
• Ring size: O only
• Traditional lost wax technique
• UK Hallmarked with TG maker’s mark
• One of a kind piece

Concept

A study in contrast and natural formation — where marine influence, material tension, and organic asymmetry define the structure of the piece. The design reflects the quiet logic of underwater growth, where beauty is formed through irregularity rather than symmetry. Each material plays a specific role: silver for reflection, pearl for softness, gold for warmth.

The result is a ring that feels both minimal and complex — a small wearable object shaped by process rather than repetition.

Availability

• One of a kind piece
• Ready to ship
• This exact combination will not be reproduced
• A version of this design can be commissioned in alternative sizes or materials upon request

Maker’s Note

“This ring is one of my favourite pieces — the combination of high-polished silver, the warmth of 18ct gold, and the quiet luminosity of the pearl came together in a way I hadn’t planned. It exists as a finished object, made once in my London studio.”

— Tamara Gervasio

Photography by Dale Pointon. 

Model hand: Tara Saurusrex.