On July 20, 50 years ago, the man set foot on the moon; 46 years ago it was published “The dark Side of the Moon” And 2 years ago Antonio and Eva, two lovers of good music, got engaged, declaring their eternal love… probably illuminated by the light of a full and brilliant moon.
Sketch for the ring inspired by the Pink Floyd album.
Today I’ll tell you about a truly unique and extravagant ring, a ring inspired by the moon. The inspiration is actually indirect, since the real The creative impulse was born from the magnificent album “The dark Side of the Moon” by Pink Floyd.
Antonio is a musician And they both love Pink Floyd, so he thought he would be inspired by his beloved’s favorite musical album to create his ideal engagement ring.
The moon has always been a source of dreams for man; it embodies beauty and mystery… when Antonio proposed this creative challenge to me, I was truly enthusiastic! I love taking on new challenges, creating bold and crazy shapes; and I must admit that this moon-inspired ring is really quirky.
Handmade ring inspired by “The dark Side of the Moon”.
The moon-inspired ring takes shape. Phase of flame-welding the parts of the ring.
A solitaire ring with Ethical diamond and two points of light, Forged in white and yellow gold. In addition to having an entirely asymmetrical shape, albeit harmonious, This ring has a real peculiarity: the diamond is inserted inside a yellow gold triangle. which acts as a support and traps the precious stone. The equilateral triangle is a shape that is not very popular or worn, yet in history it has assumed multiple meanings of fertility, trinity, harmony, and proportion.
The ring inspired by the moon and Pink Floyd, handmade by Eva.
The famous Pink Floyd prism is an equilateral triangle crossed by a beam of light, clearly visible on the album cover… this very detail caught my attention and led me to drawing the ring customized for Eva.
What do you want to be inspired by for the ideal ring worthy of a proposal in the moonlight? Send me your request now.
Eva