Kandinsky enamel silver ring with various circles

Silver and enamel ring inspired by the 1926 work Various Circles by the author Vassily Kandinsky that is part of the Guggenheim Museum collection in New York.
The ring is composed of an upper part made of enamel with an irregular shape due to the placement of the circles (replica of the painting), and in the lower part it is cut into small circles and in some with enamel of different shades. The gradient shape of the ring provides comfort to the piece.
The inner drawing of the ring is a replica of Kandinsky’s painting, composed of several circles of different sizes and cheerful tones, giving the piece a unique joy and personality.
The ring is made of sterling silver with fire enamel and a rhodium plating for optimal conservation.