Thanos (but the cute version) 2.6

I took lots of inspiration for this assignment from a more well known jewlery brand that I follow called ‘Vitaly’. This brand is known for their gender neutral designs and willingness to push the boundaries in all their accessories. This brand has had an impact on me which is why I decided to use them as a starting place for my inspiration.

Spiralling

This represents how one constant can save and change everything. Designed for either the pinky or middle finger, this ring asserts itself.

Angel

The intention for this one is to be a thumb or index ring. It’s large body allows room for both the wearer and viewer to feel empowered.

Spartan

Its sharp and demanding. The spartan shows no mercy and doesn't take no for an answer. This ring is meant to be worn on the index finger as a sign of strength.

Clouds

Fashion piece. This ring is a staple for every outfit. This was designed to be a pinky ring

Enjoy!

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-renderme3d

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