By Kara Yoo
Intertidal Ring
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Why we carry this
Dive into the mesmerizing depths of our Intertidal Ring, where Japanese mitsuro hikime wax—a blend of pine resin and beeswax—brings oceanic magic to life. Each piece captures the hypnotic dance of waves and currents, forever shifting yet effortlessly graceful. Meticulously hand-formed, cast, and finished in Vancouver, this ring is a wearable ode to water's endless transformation. Explore our Current and Motion Rings to complete your collection of fluid-inspired treasures.
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