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Four gemstone rings arranged in a row with a dramatic hand shadow cast across a pale neutral studio background.
Black and white collage featuring layered portrait photos, heart pendant necklace, and silver hoop earrings
Close-up of hands resting on a neutral surface wearing a diamond ring with a central green gemstone for Something About Rocks
A gold ring with a yellow gemstone is placed on a white surface next to the dramatic shadow of a hand.
Silver pendant necklace displayed against a dark charcoal textured block background captured by photographer Bex Day.
Silhouette profile portrait of a person wearing an ornate dangling gemstone earring against a dark gradient background.
Close-up still life photograph of diamond jewelry on a pale surface with abstract red blurred spots across the frame.
Monochrome macro shot featuring a hand wearing a spiky diamond ring resting on a torso against a plain background
An inverted monochrome flat lay of multiple silver chain necklaces with clover motifs on a grey background
Monochrome multiple exposure portrait of a person layered with delicate chains and jewellery against a light background.
Close-up profile portrait of a model wearing a starburst diamond earring for Something About Rocks by Bex Day
Four gemstone rings arranged in a row with a dramatic hand shadow cast across a pale neutral studio background.
Black and white collage featuring layered portrait photos, heart pendant necklace, and silver hoop earrings
Close-up of hands resting on a neutral surface wearing a diamond ring with a central green gemstone for Something About Rocks

Something About Rocks The Classicists 2026

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The Classicists is a jewellery editorial project for Something About Rocks that explores the interplay between fine adornment and the human form. Through a series of clean, minimalist compositions, photographer Bex Day captures intricate gemstone rings and chain necklaces using techniques ranging from macro photography to layered monochrome collages. The series leans into a tactile aesthetic, incorporating analogue film, grainy textures, and multiple exposure techniques to create a sense of nostalgia. Stylised studio imagery is complemented by dramatic low-key lighting and shadow play, grounding the sculptural quality of the jewellery. Production features hair styling by Takuya Morimoto, makeup by Sandra Cooke, and manicures by Nichole Williams, with models Kirandeep Chahal and Toto Matoch appearing in the portrait elements.

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