Shark Breaking Through Ring

Jaws first, straight out of the wall.

The Shark Breaking Through Ring is built on a wide cushion face with clipped corners, and the whole face is treated as a surface the shark has just smashed through. The head comes forward in high relief — snout, brow, gill lines and an open jaw with two full rows of individually cut teeth — while the pectoral fins and tail break the plane on either side. Around the point of impact the field is carved into cracks and scattered debris, so the flat plate reads as something broken rather than something decorated.

The shoulders are stepped in a fluted, watch-band pattern that tapers down into the shank, with the centre links left mirror-polished against the satin. That polish is the only bright work on the ring apart from the shark’s teeth and the edge of its jaw, which is what pulls the eye straight to the bite.

Everything else — face, fins, cracked ground, shoulders — is finished in a fine sandblasted satin so the relief holds its shadow. No stones and no plating; the whole effect comes from depth of carving and the contrast between matte and mirror.

Why You’ll Love It:

• High-Relief Shark – Head, fins and tail break forward off the face, not carved into it
• Individually Cut Teeth – Two full rows in the open jaw, left bright against the satin
• Cracked Impact Field – Fractures and debris carved around the break, not a plain background
• Fluted Stepped Shoulders – Watch-band style links tapering into the shank, centre links polished
• Satin and Mirror – Sandblasted throughout with polish reserved for the teeth, jaw and links

The Shark Breaking Through Ring is the most three-dimensional face we make — it is meant to look like it is coming at you.

Made to order, turnaround time is typically 2-4 weeks.

Estimated Weight by Size and Purity

Approximate Weight Notice
Due to the handcrafted nature of our jewelry and natural variations in gold alloys, listed weights are approximate. Minor differences may occur from piece to piece. These variations are a normal part of fine jewelry production and reflect the individuality of each item. For any changes or questions, please use the "Custom Work" page.