Two frogs face each other across a luminous pearl, guardians of a treasure, set in silver, worn on the wrist.
The band is woven from a dense dragon-scale chain, a traditional Balinese herringbone technique that moves fluidly with the wrist while holding its shape with quiet authority. At the centre, a domed mabe pearl sits bezel-set in silver: serene, luminous, impossibly still. On either side, two sculpted frogs emerge from floral scrollwork mounts, facing inward as if in reverence. The barrel clasp is engraved with a four-petal flower, the final detail in a piece that rewards every closer look.
Wear it to a gallery, a dinner, a market in Ubud, or nowhere special at all. Some pieces don't need an occasion; they are the occasion.
