Galerie BSL in Paris is hosting an exhibition of minimalist rings, a collection for men and women created by Lebanese architect and designer Dina Kamal. "Rings with simple, refined, rational and thought-out lines, to be worn on the small finger, a pinky ring".

Inspired by Bauhaus, Kamal's minimalist design reinterprets the mythical signet ring with variations in 18 carat brushed or polished gold tones: yellow; pink; beige; black; white.

Through the purity of its shape, reminiscent of geometric abstraction, and attention paid to proportion PNKYRNG is a contemporary interpretation of Bauhaus aesthetics.

Emphasizes Dina Kamal, "I wanted to revisit, with respect to these codes, the signet ring which has always been a synonym of confidence, style and assertiveness."

"This ring worn by Roman dignitaries, then by kings, adopted in the 20th century by dandies, liberated women and avant-garde artists, brought up-to-date by rap icons, has had its distinguished simplicity restored."








