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Fat Cat Ring “Eat Yourself” / gold

Fat Cat Ring “Eat Yourself” / gold

€280,00 EUR
€280,00 EUR
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Hand-sculpted cat ring in silver 925 with 18K gold plating — an expressive piece of animal jewelry created in the Paris atelier of Fusako Koike.

A mischievous moment frozen in gold: a round, self-satisfied cat caught mid-bite, teeth sunk into its own tail in a gesture at once absurd and perfectly feline.

Part of the "Eat Yourself" collection, this ring captures the humour and instinct of an animal lost in its own appetite — bold, tender, and slightly ridiculous.

Each detail — the volume of the body, the texture of the fur, the knowing expression — is hand-carved to bring this character to life.

Hand-sculpted one by one in our Montmartre atelier, a sculptural artisan piece with a strong presence, a wearable work of art for everyday life.

  • Material: Silver 925, 18K gold plated
  • Made in Paris, Montmartre atelier

Available to order in other sizes upon request.
Please refer to our ring size guide for assistance.

See more pieces in the Animal Collection.

About the “Eat Yourself” Collection

The Eat Yourself collection was born from a poetic and playful idea: when hunger meets solitude, and instinct turns inward.

Deprived of prey, the animals begin to wonder— what if the only thing left to devour was themselves?

Balancing humor and fragility, the collection reflects on the delicate line between survival and self-reflection.

Each piece is both sculpture and story — an echo of nature’s endless hunger, transformed into wearable art.

See more pieces in the Eat Yourself Collection.

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