The ancient practice of lost wax casting is very much alive in Romy Mittelman’s work. She loves experimenting with the wax’s texture and malleability before it is cast into silver or gold. Her latest range explores spiritual and religious iconography, elevating the multi-talented and multi-tasking everyday heroines of contemporary society to the realm of the immortals. Romy’s journey as a jeweller began in 2003 in Rome, and she now shares her wealth of knowledge with jewellery students at Melbourne Polytechnic.
The High Priestess of Managing It All articulates the challenges of many modern women. She sees and acknowledges all women of the world who have a never-ending to-do list. Balanced in tree pose, she holds aloft a keep cup, and in the other an open laptop. A baby is strapped to her chest and she is wearing ethically made activewear. She reminds us that the balance we seek must start with ourselves. Featuring a motif based on Illustrations by Jennifer Hopper, this ring is made from sterling silver with a blackened finish that has been rubbed back.
The face of the ring measures approx 21mmmm in diameter, with a 3mm wide band.
Oxidised sterling silver.
Currently in stock in size O, but can be custom-made to order - please get in touch for more details.
