An barely-there ring. A presence made of air that finds its perfect balance with the density of the cameo. In this space of pure lightness, Libra moves — a figure balancing two portraits, two different profiles: opposing forces, possible choices, or perhaps the different souls that coexist within each of us. She holds them and regards them with the steadiness of one who knows the art of measure.

The intaglio is low, almost flush with the bezel — yet it overflows with detail. The open arms, the two suspended medallions, every line is fine and descriptive, like a drawing traced into the material. On the polished, luminous plexiglass of this model the subtlety of the relief becomes a virtue: the clean surface lets you read every detail, every balance. The gold-plated bronze bezel gathers this composition with the same measure as the subject — precise, calibrated, and the light of the bronze illuminates.

The transparent base leaves the scene suspended in air — Libra hangs suspended, and the movement of the hand gives the scales their stability. The white base is clarity and brightness, every cameo colour reads without shadow. The black base is a solid, deep ground where the relief anchors with all its force. Pale blue is the most aerial colour — freshness and breath, the scales settle. Porphyry is the most tactile: dense and ancient, a tone that on black becomes almost stone. Pink is a quiet, muted note. Pale green brings a vivid freshness that renews the balance every time.