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Restricted Release / Rings

Cross Reliquary Eye Ring

$29.00 USD

An adjustable silver-tone signet ring built around a smoky cross-pupil cabochon, framed by an octagonal archive bezel and blackened relief details.

A compact reliquary for the hand: watchful, devotional, and made to sit like evidence recovered from a sealed file.

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Product Story

A compact reliquary for the hand. The smoky cross pupil sits inside an ivory orbital field and an octagonal silver-tone frame, turning a signet silhouette into a small watchful archive object.

Each Pupil Bureau object is a study in observation: made to be worn, but also to be kept, revisited, and noticed again.

Material Information

Object: Adjustable signet ring

Silver-tone metal hardware with a hand-finished resin gaze cabochon. Each eye is individually marbled, so tone, veins, and reflections will vary slightly from piece to piece.

Finish: Polished silver-tone hardware.

Sizing & Measurements

Adjustable open cuff ring. Face: approximately 2.4 cm across. Best worn gently adjusted to fit; avoid repeated bending to preserve the setting. Measurements may vary slightly by hand-finished assembly.

Care Guide

Keep dry and avoid perfume, chlorine, and prolonged moisture. Store your piece separately, then wipe the metal gently with a soft dry cloth after wear. Do not use abrasive polish on the resin gaze.

Shipping & Returns

Every object is checked before it leaves the archive. Orders are normally prepared within 1-3 business days; estimated delivery is 7-15 business days after dispatch for first-release regions.

For a return request, keep the item unworn, unused, and in its original packaging, then contact us within 14 days of delivery. Return eligibility is reviewed before approval. Read archive services or contact the archive.

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