A 3/4-inch wide bypass ring in gold-tone stainless steel is architectural jewelry at statement proportions: at three-quarters of an inch, the bypass band has enough width to function as a sculptural object on the finger rather than simply a ring. The bypass silhouette's asymmetric crossing form creates structural visual interest, and at this width the crossing elements have genuine dimensional presence. Stainless steel enables the extreme proportion that precious metals would make prohibitively heavy - the hardness and lightness of steel make large-scale jewelry wearable. Listed in the Jedora Cutting-Edge classification document as SPH122, representing extreme proportions in contemporary architectural ring design.