"Jean Paul GAULTIER" 90’s-00’s Sculpted wave band ring

Lightly twisting conventional notions and embodying beauty that is not bound by gender or formality, not only on the runway but also in accessories, Jean Paul GAULTIER presents a masterpiece imbued with the aesthetic beauty characteristic of Old Golchière.

This exquisite piece deliberately captures the undulation of the metal as if it were slowly rippling, without settling into a perfect circle, trapping the waviness itself as a form.

First and foremost, the impression is the sense of volume of the wide band, which creates presence with its surface the moment it is on the finger, and because it is designed with a slight curve inward toward the center, it does not feel too hard against the finger despite its visual strength, and the balance between visual impact and comfort is carefully maintained.

The surface shows tarnish and fine dents due to aging, but this is due to the nature of silver reacting with air and sebum over time, and rather than the mirror finish, the charm of this ring lies in the depth created by the texture's shadows, which can speak volumes.

On the inside, there is a Jean Paul GAULTIER logo engraving and SILVER marking, and the font style matches the specifications seen during the license expansion period from the 1990s to early 2000s, so it retains a different tactile feel from the laser-engraved precision and serial management common in recent reissues, making it highly credible as an item from the mid-1990s to early 2000s.

Golchière's true strength lies in establishing distortions and ripples not as mere accidental shapes but as a design language of deformation, and now, with minimalist jewelry being mainstream, this imperfection adds tension to the style, and the ability to create context solely through the hands is a significant added value.

In terms of styling, just peeking out from the cuffs of a neat shirt or tailored jacket elevates the mood, and pairing it with a simple cut-and-sew top and slacks makes it easy to achieve a genderless balance that coexists with Golchière's rebelliousness and elegance, making it a remarkable piece.

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