The rounded shape of the ring surrounds the finger. In addition to the good-looking decorativeness, there is another meaning, symbolizing love and power. Wearing rings has been a habit for thousands of years, but how can rings change completely differently? From the shape and meaning of the ring to change, such a ring may not be easy to understand at a glance, but after reading the meaning behind it, it will lament the designer's ingenious conception, such a ring has a certain reminder meaning, telling us to love nature and love the environment.
The ring in the picture above is a bit weird visually, because you haven't yet read the design meaning behind it. It comes from the work of a young designer who pays special attention to environmental protection, so she is not interested in real gold and silver metal materials and precious stones, but has a special preference for recycled precious metal raw materials. Therefore, these rings are made of recycled precious metal raw materials, which are quite environmentally friendly and meaningful.
The design of her set of rings was inspired by a trip to the North Pole, in the Svalbard Islands, the northernmost part of the Arctic, she was shocked by the gradually melting glacier in front of her, and I believe that everyone will be shocked to see this scene, because the impact of glacier melting is very large, and many disasters will follow after the rise of sea levels. So she designed the scene she saw in the ring, showing the theme of snowflakes, ice crystals, and even eroded icebergs, in the hope of drawing attention to extreme climates.
Wahlenbergbreen Mementos ring
Recycled silver as the main material, removing the circular conventional design, but using a geometric hexagonal pattern, on each side there are some melted ice shapes, and some natural scenes of ice and snow melting, look closely at these patterns are sad pictures, protecting the environment is to protect the home we rely on.
2. Isfjell rings
The melting of glaciers is irregular, but glaciers are geometric, and such a ring is a true portrayal of glaciers.
3. Frost ring
The round ring shape, the appearance is similar to other rings, but it is different in the middle, using recreated silver to create a rough etching texture, and the melting of ice and snow, imitating the unique texture of the ice surface.
4. 78° North ring
Using reconstructed gold and recycled silver as materials, the opening ring is shaped, and the pattern of the ring is the melting ice and snow, which aims to tell everyone that the glacier is constantly colliding, cracking, falling into the sea, setting off waves...
5. Nordenskiöldbreen ring
The ring is more like an ice cube, an indestructible ice cube that is now gradually disintegrating and gradually melting into the snow-white ice floes. This ring is the most vivid expression. Designers are also working hard to get more people to pay attention to and join the ranks of environmental protection through their own creations.
The famous Italian pianist and composer Ludovico Einaudi performed a piano performance in the Arctic ice floes in order to appeal to people all over the world to love the environment and protect the Arctic. His distant and desolate piano sound and the sound of melting ice cubes echoed in the distance, as well as the cold Arctic wind.
"I witnessed the purity and fragility of this area with my own eyes and played my own music on the best stage in the world," he said. We should recognize the importance of the Arctic Ocean and stop destroying it. It's very important to start protecting now. ”
Environmentally friendly jewelry like this has always existed, such as polar bears and ice cubes. The best design is to restore nature itself, so that everyone can resonate.
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