Cora Sheibani gives colour a structure.

Published 1 November 2026 · WHV

The Candy Ring is playful without being casual. Its coloured stones sit within a clear geometric arrangement, giving the jewel something of a tiny façade. From one angle it is a composition of colour, from another a piece of architecture raised above the hand.

Colour with a structure

Cora Sheibani’s catalogue identifies the design in 18-karat rose gold with tourmalines. It appears within a wider body of rings that explores pots, eyes, sweets and sculptural forms. The useful discovery is an independent design vocabulary rather than another familiar house name.

For WHV, the attraction is a recognisable point of view expressed at a wearable scale. Colour, proportion and the way the setting holds each stone contribute to the object’s identity. That identity is different from a claim about gemstone investment or the future market for the designer’s work.

Meet the individual piece

Ask which example is available, whether its stones match the catalogue photograph and how the ring feels during ordinary movement. Obtain dimensions, material documentation and care advice, including any limits on resizing. A highly individual jewel should be understood as an individual object before it becomes a purchase.