Pae White Designs Limited-Edition Vhernier Rings Inspired by Sea Ranch
Artist Pae White has created a 10-design limited-edition ring collection for Milan-based jewelry maison Vhernier, drawing on childhood memories of Sea Ranch, a utopian artists' community in Sonoma County, California. White, who visited Sea Ranch in the 1970s, was inspired by the architecture of crustaceans and abalone shells, which she has often incorporated into her installations and tapestries. The collaboration began when White noticed Vhernier's door handle, cast in bronze as a crab. Each ring uses sapphires and diamonds set in white or rose gold, overlaid with rock crystal to create shifting light effects. Only two versions of each design will be produced, emphasizing rarity. The collection features shades of cerulean, violet, and bottle green.
Key facts
- Pae White designed a 10-design limited-edition ring collection for Vhernier.
- The collection is inspired by White's childhood visits to Sea Ranch in the 1970s.
- Sea Ranch is a utopian artists' community on the Pacific coast of Sonoma County.
- White incorporated crustacean and abalone shell architecture into the rings.
- The collaboration started when White noticed Vhernier's crab-shaped bronze door handle.
- Rings feature sapphires and diamonds set in white or rose gold with rock crystal overlay.
- Only two versions of each design will be produced.
- Colors include cerulean, violet, and bottle green.
Entities
Artists
- Pae White
Institutions
- Vhernier
- Sea Ranch
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Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Sonoma County
- California
- United States