New York-based jewelry designer Pamela Love is trekking out west for a folk-influenced collaboration with the mysteriously masked country singer Orville Peck. Forming a bond through their shared passion for jewelry over 10 years ago, the fortuitous pair put their contrasting perspectives and committed appreciation to work. The result? An intricate depiction of Peck’s signature, masked silhouette sculpted into Love’s classic ring. 

“I’ve always been a collaborative person,” Love told us. “Some people are very solitary creators but I’ve always craved the energy that comes from synergies. For me, collaborations really keep things fresh and exciting and most importantly, weird.” Love excites her talent for jewelry design through unique partnerships that push the boundaries of her conventional collections. Peck’s western influence coupled with the pair’s keen friendship made this classy country collaboration an entirely new experience for both parties. “I’ve always just been such a fan of what Pamela’s done,” Peck explained. “It’s been so exciting watching her career all these years, so finally getting to do something together is great.”

Crediting American folklore as the inspiration for their craft, Love and Peck present a modern take on an old-time influence through the duality of their collaboration. The ring arrives in small and large sizes in both sterling silver and brass metal options, allowing for amply styling options. Take a look at the imagery of the duo and their exquisite ring in the slideshow below.