Shape over symmetry
Sculptural Abstract Bundles
Sunlight breaks through the leaves and lands in sharp patches across your collarbone. A gold stack moves with you, catching each bright edge while the greenery behind it stays soft and out of focus.
US$11.07 to US$26.37
The golden rules
Sculptural / Abstract
- Space the curves
- — Sculptural shapes need air between them. When stacking, leave one link or chain length between heavier pieces so each silhouette reads on its own.
- Anchor with stone
- — Let the gemstone set sit lowest. A tiger eye or turquoise piece near the collarbone gives the eye a starting point before it follows the gold shapes upward.
Tiger's Eye
Tiger Eye Stacks
Warm brown banding sits inside gold flower and shell motifs. These bundles layer easily because the stone's earthy tone grounds lighter gold shapes.
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli Stacks
Deep blue stone brings weight to open gold shapes. Paired with pearls or standing alone in a classic stack, lapis anchors a bundle without crowding it.
Everything here
Shop the edit
A sculptural stack changes shape as you move. On the terrace, hard light catches the raised edges of a bar or the curve of a shell motif, throwing small shadows across the knit beneath it. You don't arrange these pieces—they settle into the drape of the fabric on their own. That is what makes the silhouette abstract: it depends entirely on how you wear it.
Curves in the midday sun
The material
Stone and shape
Tiger eye, lapis lazuli, and turquoise are opaque stones that carry their own texture. In a sculptural bundle, they act as visual anchors—heavier in tone than the metal around them, which lets curved gold or silver shapes read as movement rather than weight.
Because these stones vary naturally, no two bundles look identical. That variation is part of the silhouette: an abstract shape paired with a banded or mottled stone creates a piece that shifts depending on what you wear it with.
Before you buy
How do I choose between the three stones?
Tiger eye adds warmth and works with gold tones already in your wardrobe. Lapis lazuli offers deep contrast, especially against neutral or dark fabrics. Turquoise brings brightness and pairs well with lighter layers or denim.
Should every piece in the bundle be worn together?
These sets are designed to layer, but you can split them. Wear the stone piece alone for a quieter day, or add the sculptural gold stacks when you want more dimension.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Sculptural / Abstract jewellery
Sixty-six sculptural abstract jewelry bundles built around layered stacks and sets. Pieces feature organic shapes, curved bars, flower motifs, shells, and circles paired with tiger eye, lapis lazuli, or turquoise stones.
Sculptural / Abstract jewellery
Sixty-six sculptural abstract jewelry bundles built around layered stacks and sets. Pieces feature organic shapes, curved bars, flower motifs, shells, and circles paired with tiger eye, lapis lazuli, or turquoise stones.
Layering abstract shapes
Sculptural abstract bundles rely on varied silhouettes—curved bars, circles, flowers, and shells—to create depth. Because the shapes are irregular, they sit differently against the body than uniform chains. Layering them means paying attention to how each piece falls, letting heavier elements anchor the bottom while lighter, open shapes sit higher.
Choosing your bundle
Each bundle on this page pairs metal stacks with one of three stones: tiger eye, lapis lazuli, or turquoise. The stone you choose changes the overall tone of the set. Gold settings appear across all three chapters, with silver options available in select stacks. Consider which stone matches the colors you wear most often.
