LIQUID METAL TWIST RING

$51.00

DESCRIPTION

Capture the mesmerizing dance of light on water with the Liquid Metal Twist Ring. This design is inspired by a reflection of a twisted water drop, presenting a soft sense of movement. The mirror-like, transparent effect suggests the water drop has begun to flow freely around the fingertip.

The translucent finish of the polished metal wraps your finger in a fluid wave, creating an ever-changing silhouette that is captivating from every angle. It leaves the fingertip feeling as if it is graced by a bead of constantly flowing, liquid-like precious metal.

Finish: White Gold

White Gold Gold

Size: 10

10 12 14 16

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FEATURES

- Fluid & Dynamic Design: The ring's form captures the rhythmic motion of flowing water, creating a unique and eye-catching silhouette from every angle.

- Mirror-Like Finish: Polished to a high shine, the surface mimics the reflective, ever-changing quality of liquid, adding a touch of brilliance.

- Artistic Statement: A piece of wearable art that adds a sophisticated, contemporary touch to your look, perfect for both casual and formal wear.

Size:

　10、 50mm Circumference

　12、 52mm Circumference

　14、 54mm Circumference

　16、 56mm Circumference

Weight: Approx 0.63g

Material: 925 Sterling Silver with 18k White/Gold Plating

MEET THE BRAND

Reconstructing the body as a poetic space through architectural thinking.

Control Points is a contemporary jewelry brand founded by two architects. Rooted in architectural logic, the brand translates the precision from Rhino modeling software into wearable forms.

No matter how complex a structure may seem, it can be shaped by adjusting a single point. In this sense, it echoes Archimedes’ idea:

"Give me a point, and I can move the Earth."

Control Points is built on this belief — that infinite possibilities emerge from precise intervention. When architects step beyond buildings and into jewelry, the focus shifts. These pieces are not merely decorative; they are expressions of a cross-disciplinary aesthetic.