Cloisonne Sunflower Art Nouveau Press-On Nails

Every nail sits on the same pearly ivory-white base with a soft iridescent sheen, and every line of artwork on top is raised metallic gold — each petal, leaf and curve is fenced by its own gold edge. The middle nail holds the full bloom: one large sunflower running almost the whole length, petals shading from pale yellow through bright orange to deep orange-red, a raised dark chocolate-brown dome at its centre with radiating grooves, and a gold-outlined green stem dropping to the tip with two pairs of long emerald leaves branching off it. The ring nail answers with a single upright lotus-like flower — layered pointed petals, translucent cream inside and orange-red outside, three pairs of emerald leaves stepping down its stem. The thumb and pinky crop their sunflowers deliberately at the left edge, showing petals and half a brown centre, with small gold spiral scrolls curling inward. The index nail carries no flower at all: one continuous gold S-vine sweeps from the upper left to the lower right with two large spiral curls and one emerald leaf attached above and one below.