For the ones who hear the sea.

Melville’s novel is about the sea more than it is about any whale. It is about the pull of deep water, the obsessions that put a person on a ship, and the sense that something enormous is moving just beneath the surface. We took the name as a nod to that pull. These fish are small, quick, and silver, and they carry the sea in miniature.

The Rings

Each ring is a slim band in 92.5 hallmark silver, thinner than most statement rings. It is light on the finger, easy to stack, and adjustable to fit. The fish are raised in three dimensions, so they sit up from the band and catch light and fingertips. Every scale is carved by hand into the silver. Run a finger along a fish and you feel the scales before you see them.

The Single. One fish swims alone along the band, lean and purposeful. It is the quieter of the two: a ring for the person who needs only one good reason to look down at her hand.

The Double. Two fish, one above the other. The upper one faces up and the lower one faces down, so they pass each other in opposite directions. Paired fish are an old auspicious motif across Indian tradition, and swimming in opposite directions is how the fish of Pisces are drawn too. Here they sit in balance, two currents sharing one band.

The Pair. Buy both and you have a school of three. Wear them on one hand for a small shoal, or split them across two hands.

The ring is purely silver, with no stone and no colour to compete with the carving. The scales do all the work.

Minimal in the band. Detailed in the fish. For the ones who still, quietly, want to run away to sea.

The Details:

• Metal: 92.5 hallmark pure silver
• Design: Raised 3D fish with hand-carved scales
• Band: Thin, adjustable
• Variants: Single fish, double fish (one facing up, one facing down), or the pair (one of each)
• Stones: None, all silver
• Wear: Daily wear, stacking, gifting
• Crafted by artisans from Rajasthan, India