Interconexión Ring in Transparent

Regular price €80,00

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Description

In Transparent, Salvárea's Interconexión Ring shows off the hand-blown borosilicate glass at its clearest, with no metal setting to interrupt the light passing through. Weighing about 5g and sized US 4 to 11, it's built on the same fluid, coiled form as the rest of the Interconexión range, inspired by mangrove roots in Colombia's Isla de Salamanca. Buying this piece helps fund mangrove rescue work through Salvárea's partnership with the Batis Foundation.

  • 100% hand-blown borosilicate glass, no metal setting
  • Weight: approx. 5g
  • Sized US 4-11
  • Part of the Isla de Salamanca collection
Product information
Composition
100% Handblown Borosilicate Glass
Art. no.
IS05Tr
Made in
Colombia
Sizing

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Salvárea

Salvárea, founded in 2019 by Mariana Eichmann and Daniela Hernández in Bogotá, Colombia, is a jewellery label known for its contemporary pieces made from glass and recycled silver, inspired by Colombian biodiversity. The brand focuses on sculptural, and sustainable jewellery tied to environmental conservation, with each collection inspired by different magical places within Colombia’s natural landscape; which combined creates an “Atlas”.

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