The ring is built on measure — smooth enamel, an intaglio worked with precise cuts, everything held in visual continuity and harmony. The cameo set in the oval bezel and the GTc signature engraved on the side move in consonance: a capital that sustains balance in itself — symmetrical, mirrored forms that recognise each other and give the piece a coherence that settles into harmony.

The same balance returns in the gold, drawn through the ring continuously — in the frame around the oval, along the inner shank, in the engraved signature. Every curve, every detail of this jewellery is, in itself, a Libra — it restores, equalises, holds. And this intention to lose and find again, to keep restoring, is the fascination of this intaglio.

Everything in this jewellery returns to the same sensation. Each element weighs and counterweighs — and the balance is found at once: first with the eye, then with touch, the moment it is worn.

A wonder to see how each colour brings its own full expression.

Yellow. The scales, with their outstretched arms and suspended circles, find their place even in this decisive, brilliant Yellow — made brighter still by the gold of the bezel.

Black. Black absorbs, then reveals. The relief emerges through shadow, and the Libra reads as something that has always weighed in silence. Bordeaux and Black share the same density — the piece becomes compact, whole.

Pearl. With Pearl, the light across the cameo is diffuse, distributed — in the Bordeaux, the reflections are more intense, deeper. A brilliant combination, very luminous.

Sand. Bordeaux, Sand, Gold — the same warmth, three expressions. One note deep, one discreet, one bright. This Libra weighs without insisting.