No. 36
This three-stone ring is a masterclass in restraint —
and rarity.
A genuine antique oval center, flanked by two antique ovals in perfect proportion. Unlike modern cuts, antique stones are almost never this precisely aligned in character, facet architecture, and silhouette. Finding a trio like this required patience, curation, and a very specific eye.
Set in platinum with deliberately minimal prongs to preserve the softness of each outline, the result is quietly striking — a composition built entirely on nuance.
This one has already found its keeper. But it remains one of my favorite studies in balance.