Zaha Hadid, the Iraq-born, London-based Pritzker prize-winning architect with more than 40 buildings around the globe, also makes jewelry. In 2010, she created a collection for Swarovski, and now she has followed it up with a set of rings and a cuff from lattices of gold filigree for Caspita, the Swiss jewelry brand. Inspired by naturally occurring cell structures, the pieces in the collection, which is called Skein, look like golden honeycomb, as if assembled by bees. Some are studded with diamonds. Polygons form a delicate mesh that envelops the finger, a shape that is reminiscent of Hadid's Al Wakrah stadium in Qatar. In fact, she acknowledges, "There is a lot of fluidity now between jewelry design, architecture and art - a lot more cross-pollination in the disciplines." The collection was introduced earlier this month at Colette's pop-up at Art Basel in Miami Beach and at the Zaha Hadid Design Gallery in London last week. It goes on sale online today at Latest Revival. Zaha Hadid's collection for Caspita, $17,600 - $37,800; latestrevival.com