Gold and Diamond Ring from 1880

This ring is a refined fragment of late 19th-century history, an era in which jewelry celebrated elegance through elongated and sinuous shapes. The navette structure, made of yellow gold, is designed to slenderize the hand with timeless grace. At the center, a dense carpet of antique-cut diamonds is set in silver, a technique from times gone by that allows the stones to emit a pure, vibrant light, free from the warm reflections of gold. Each hand-cut diamond has a unique personality that reflects light in a soft and profound way. The finely chiseled setting completes the work with a touch of craftsmanship that transforms the metal into precious embroidery. A jewel that does not follow fashion, but tells a story of eternal beauty.