
Design a piece inspired by an architectural paradigm.

Design within an architectural paradigm, historical or contemporary, e.g. Classical, Art Deco, Gothic, Modernist, or any well-known movements or vernacular forms from across the globe. Focus on translating essential principles such as proportion, spatial balance, structural tension, ornament, or material dialogue into wearable pieces. More literal "architecture" interpretations are welcome as well, such as skyline motifs or building silhouettes. The strongest entries will have a fresh, personal perspective.
• Structurally realistic, producible, and suitable for daily wear.
• Fresh, personal interpretations encouraged (no literal copies).
• Any jewelry category, materials, or budget category are acceptable.
• 1–3 final design images, created or refined using the Ruby Kinglet platform
• Brief written rationale (max 120 words), outlining your architectural inspiration, concept and material choices
submission guide
Designs are submitted directly within the app.
Click on the "Competitions" section from your dashboard. Select your desired image(s), and submit with a title and brief description.
Deadline is end of day March 31st
Requires an active account · One submission per designer per round
• Strength of concept & originality
• Structural feasibility & realistic to produce
• How does the piece make the viewer feel?
• Adherence to contest prompt
Submissions are evaluated by the Ruby Kinglet team and one or more guest industry reviewers
$1,000 USD cash prize
Winning designs are showcased on our platform and social channels.
Winning designs will be promoted for client commissions, with a separate agreement with designer.
The winner is announced within 3 business days of the deadline.
Designers retain full intellectual property rights to any submitted work.
By submitting, designers grant permission for their work to be displayed for editorial purposes with clear attribution.
One submission per designer per round. Participation requires an active account at any membership level. Designers can win multiple biweekly competitions.
New brief every month