Pieces of a Skull

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy all four extractions?

No. Each extraction has been designed to be worn independently. The system is intended to grow over time, allowing you to build your own compositions at your own pace.

Which extraction should I start with?

There isn’t a correct answer. Every extraction can be worn individually and combined with others later. Choose the one that resonates with you, or simply begin wherever you’d like.

Can I add more extractions later?

Absolutely. Pieces of a Skull was designed to evolve. Additional extractions can be added at any time, creating new compositions without replacing those you already own. One thing to note is that for extractions to stack neatly, the same sizes should be purchased.

What are merged rings?

Merged rings permanently combine two or more extractions into a single piece. These compositions are made to order and are available on request. Email or visit the showroom to find out more.

Are merged rings listed on the website?

No. The website focuses on four independent extractions that form the foundation of the system. The compositions are in your control. Merged compositions are available on request. Email or visit showroom to find out more.

Can I request specific merged compositions?

Yes. If you’ve seen a composition in the gallery, or have your own in mind, get in touch to discuss the possibilities.

Are gold versions available?

Yes. Gold extractions are available on request.
Email to get a quote.

Which finishes are available?

Each extraction is available in:

• Classic

• Phantom

• Satin

  The finish can be selected before adding your extraction to your composition.

Can I mix finishes or metals?

Yes. Pieces of a Skull was designed as a compositional system. Mixing finishes and precious metals creates another layer of variation within the collection. To mix metals, email to get a quote.

Will more Pieces of a Skull be released?

Pieces of a Skull is intended to evolve. New compositions, materials and explorations of the system may be introduced over time.

Is every composition unique?

Not necessarily. There are countless ways to arrange the extractions, and no single composition is considered the definitive one. The composition belongs to you.

Why isn’t the full skull available as a single ring?

It is. Merge all four extractions to create the complete skull composition.