The immortal twin — Pollux, one of the Dioscuri, the son of Zeus who chose to share his own immortality with Castor rather than lose his brother. Regular features, tight compact curls, the expression conveying calm and inner strength: a profile carrying the story of an absolute loyalty, a choice that admits no second thoughts. The 18kt gold-plated bronze bezel rests on a plexiglass body that takes the portrait in a new direction — the same sculptural depth, a different material, the story intact.
The round bezel distributes light evenly across the entire relief. The jewel is light on the finger, the plexiglass shank fitting the finger naturally. The GTc signature is engraved on the bezel. On black, the profile lifts with clean graphic definition and the relief's volumes emerge with decision: blue is deep and enveloping, the colour of frescoed vaults and the Mediterranean; light blue is early morning — air, breath, lightness; pearl is soft and luminous, enhancing the relief's cleanness with delicacy; green is lush nature, the vine, the principle of regeneration. On tortoiseshell, the striations of the plexiglass change from piece to piece — an organic pattern making every ring unique even before choosing the colour: blue vibrates among the warm tones; light blue illuminates them with freshness; pearl enhances them with softness; green enriches them. On ivory, the pale ground opens each colour to its fullest: blue vibrant and contemporary; light blue almost monochrome, a delicate resonance like watercolour; pearl the most luminous, every feature in clear evidence; green fresh and full. Every combination renews the expression.
The twin who gave up immortality to keep the other close — on the finger, the portrait of someone who understood what loyalty means.