Made to catch the light.
The ALLSPHYR is an interlocking-circle geometry by Nathan Skyhorse, made at jewelry, sculpture, and architectural scale. Its surfaces return whatever surrounds them: sky, water, architecture, and the people gathered around it.
Made-to-order pendants and GemSphyrs, collectible sculpture, and installations and rentals for events and hospitality.
Objects and structures are sold here. Commissions and rentals are developed through Nathan Skyhorse Arts.
Ways into the work.
Objects & adornment
Made-to-order pendants and GemSphyrs, paid in full when ordered.
Sculptural structures
Catalog sculpture and mirrored forms, each card stating what is available today.
Events & rentals
Installations and rentals for events, hotels, and public rooms, developed through Nathan Skyhorse Arts.
Forms with a life of their own.
Three pieces, $99 to $8,000. Made to order and prepaid unless the card says a finished piece is available.
A form can focus a room, gather a crowd, or change how light is noticed.
Documented placements include an installed piece credited to Wynn Palace, and the mirrored star filmed at the Hyatt Mission Pacific in 2026.
- Event rentals start at about $1,000, with a signed rental agreement, confirmed insurance, and typically a 50% deposit.
- Jewelry is made to order and paid in full before production; catalog objects are prepaid before production.
Circles become structure.
Every ALLSPHYR begins with one relationship: circles crossing, holding, and opening into volume. The same system becomes a pendant, a freestanding sculpture, a centerpiece, or an installation.
The journal follows the geometry through natural pattern, making, and the artist's research.