The Tubular collection explores round profiles across rings, a necklace, and a bracelet. A round surface has no edges to break the light, so a single highlight runs the length of the piece and travels with the body’s movement. Bezel-set round diamonds anchor the line and sit continuously with the gold, so the point where stone becomes metal is hard to find. That dissolving of one material into another is the surrealist thread in the collection, along with the curves that run through Surrealist sculpture. The pieces are light for their scale, which makes them comfortable through a full day, and with no corners anywhere in the collection, the ring has nothing to press against the finger, the bracelet turns freely with the wrist, and the necklace lies flat against the skin. Worn two or three together, the rings sit tangent to one another the way round forms do, and the highlights line up across them so the stack reads as one surface.