This ring looks like it was chipped off something older and larger — a carved stone fragment, rough-edged and bold, reimagined in metal instead of rock.

The process behind it is lost-wax casting: the digital design is turned into a wax model, the wax is used to build a mold, and molten metal fills the space where the wax used to be. It's a technique older than most of the objects it's used to reference, here applied to a shape generated from scratch.

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