The round sticks have a surface that ripples like sand when the sea has receded.
The four white topazes catch the light in different ways—now a glimmer, now a moment of stillness. Set against the surface of the piece, which is beautifully rough, like a field after rain or the moon’s surface up close. Discreet in size and rich in detail. Something you have to get close to in order to truly see—and which rewards the gaze that takes its time.
