Materials and Features:

• Artisan "Fluid-Injection" Engineering: A masterclass in liquid polymer fusion. This features three red oval bullseye focal inserts hot-injected directly into a vibrant lime green base, framed by a transitional licorice-black perimeter boundary. The intentional softly bleeding interface lines are the definitive technical signature of the Bruce Pantti studio, where secondary pigments are cast sequentially before the base matrix has completely cured.

• Sculptural Convex Domed Profile: Expertly cast into a heavy, substantial high-domed structure with a uniform 0.5" wide ribbon band wall profile. This architectural three-dimensional geometry creates a dramatic light-bending effect across the highly polished surface, a hallmark of the studio's bold statement-scale designs.

• High-Contrast Pop-Art Palette: A continuous, seamless circular wristband layout utilizing a graphic, deeply saturated Lime Green, Lipstick Red, and Jet Black colorway. The fluid softening where the pigments meet is a direct signature of poured liquid acrylic fabrication, explicitly distinguishing this piece from the hand-cut, hard-plugged margins found on traditional vintage phenolic resins.

• High-Density Studio Acrylic: Boasting a substantial 36g mass weight, this piece utilizes premium thermoset acrylic plastic composite. This specific material provides exceptional structural density and deep pigment saturation, retaining its brilliant, non-oxidized pop-art colors over decades without the environmental fading or yellowing typical of early plastics.

Type: Closed Slip-on Apparatus

Age/Origin: Circa 2010 (Contemporary Studio Era / USA) (Bruce Pantti initially hand-crafted his jewelry in the 1990s to early 2000s exclusively using rare, repurposed vintage 1930s–1940s Bakelite. However, as true vintage raw Bakelite blocks became entirely scarce, he intentionally transitioned his studio production around 2010 to cast liquid acrylic and resin formulas to recreate his rare, classic designs.)

Marks: Unmarked (Definitively attributed to the studio of Bruce Pantti based on signature sequential-pour polymer fusion and negative phenol-formaldehyde diagnostic results)

Other: The configuration copies the classic 1930s Art Deco "Bull's Eye" motif by designer Belle Kogan. While visually stylized after high-end artisan works found in reference literature like "Shultz Bakelite Jewelry" by Karima Parry on page 39, the physical construction and negative chemical testing confirm this piece as a highly collectible Bruce Pantti poured-acrylic creation.

Measurements:

• Weight: 36g (Substantial, heavy-drape studio weight)

• Thickness: 0.35" (At thickest apex of the domed profile)

• Dimensions: Approx. 2.625” inner diameter, 10.5” outer circumference, .5” wide

Condition: Excellent Archival Condition. The internal polymer bond remains perfectly stabilized with zero lifting, internal stress-crazing, or pigment migration. The high-gloss exterior surface retains a mirror-like luster with zero micro-scratching or structural fatigue, remaining consistent with an un-worn, well-preserved studio masterpiece.