Galadriel Jewel F

"The sons of Finarfin ... had a sister, Galadriel, the most beautiful in the whole House of Finwë; her hair was shining with gold, as if it had caught the splendor of Laurelin in a net."

This marvelous Jewel sculpture takes inspiration from this piece of The Silmarillion, and, at the same time, wants to be a tribute to

fantasy character and transpose them into the elements of the Ring. With a very refined design and shape, in the stem to symbolize the

branch of a tree and in the upper part where a complex of hair-like gold threads develops that takes shape from the center, in a

concentric series of threads to form a network that unfolds to the outside. A tribute to the magical fantasy creature, wisdom and to the

regal bearing of a Woman out of the ordinary.