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Sacred Bowl

This ring was inspired by a bowl decorated with charms and prayers, which has been used by Ottoman Sultans. Within the bowl it has written 99 different names of God refers the numbers, letters and symbols. Sultans believed that, drinking water from this bowl would help them to find healing. The ring is made of 14K Gold, diamond and ruby. The person whose this ring belongs to always will be healthy and protected. The part between the bowl and the ring refers the imperial standard of the Ottoman Empire.

Sky Room

The Penthouse has set a new benchmark for residential schemes around the world. There is an effortless marriage of design and functionality that ensures signature perfection and delivers a unique living experience. The design combines the splendors of high fashion brands with the comforts of modern life. The exacting standards employed, together with high quality materials sourced globally deliver beauty, luxury and technology that place this in a class of its own on a global scale.

Princess X

'Princess X' was one of the most challenging Jewellery design, both technically and emotionally. The element 'Cross of fate', which design developed into one of James Ganh's signature engineer collection. His inspirations are mostly from love stories, it may sound abstract but there are always plenty of details in romance to inspire. Princess X has achieved its aesthetics, transformable functionality and most importantly expressing its emotional origin .

Vivit Collection

Inspired by forms found in nature, Vivit Collection creates an interesting and curious perception by the elongated shapes and swirling lines. Vivit pieces consist of bent 18k yellow gold sheets with a special black plating on the outer faces. The leaf-shaped earrings surrounds the earlobes so that it's natural movements creates an interesting dance between the black and gold – hiding and revealing the yellow gold underneath. The sinuosity of the forms and the ergonomic attributes of this collection present a fascinating play of light, shadows, glare and reflections.

Constellation

Birth of the ocean

His design practice is informed by modernism and minimalism and driven by material exploration. He utilizes both traditional and contemporary designing and making skills to bring form to his artistic vision. Instead of making works from found objects, every element of his jewelry has been designed and engineered from blank blueprints. All of his jewelry is comprised of multiple geometric elements and married into abstract modules that repeat in order to create an elaborate form. The design process then pushes the limitations and error range of the technology he is using to achieve a dynamic.