Brutalist Cocktail Ring with Interchangeable Stone Tops

Rendered in 18k yellow gold with a platinum top, this is an unusual and beautiful ring with enough classical style elements to make it timeless, yet plenty of interest to keep it uni...

A beautiful and increasingly rare all original antique three-stone diamond ring. The yellow gold ring is fashioned in the "English Carved" motif and features three diamonds approxima...

The striking color combination makes a sophisticated statement. A 4.50 carat GIA-certified yellow sapphire is flanked by 7 carats of green tourmaline and outlined in a polished gold...

An organized mosaic of pearl, marquise and round gemstones, arranged into a flower shape and very subtle accented with white diamonds. Measuring 1.25 inches in diameter from the top,...

Circa 1970s, 18k, by Gilbert Albert, Switzerland. From the catwalk at Fashion Week to the steps of the Art museum, Gilbert Albert’s flair for beyond chic design has been influencing modern jewelry since the 1950s. This 18k gold ring is a miniature abstract sculpture set with an interchangeable eighteen karat yellow gold sphere. Other gemstone spheres...

18K White Gold Infinity Symbol Interchangeable Gems Onyx Gold Cocktail Ring. The Infinite Magic of Gems cocktail ring is made of 18 karat white go...

The Infinite Magic of Gems cocktail ring is designed with the Infinity Symbol Iand the gems are interchangeable. It is made of 18 karat white gold and features an half drilled ball cut amethyst around 6.65 carats, diameter 9.85 mm. The total weight of the ring is 3.9 grams. The size of the ring is EU 52, US 6. The ring is CAD designed by Italian designer and gemologist (GIA G.G.) Beatrice Barzaghi, then 3D printed, fused in gold, set and polished by hand by the best Italian goldsmiths. The Infinite Magic of Gems ring was created to match the awarded pendant bearing the same name. The pendant was awarded by Masters of the jewel contest, held in Milan on 2015. The title of the contest was "Magic of gems: gifts of Mother Earth." This is why I thought of interchangeable gems...

Panetta Artisan style Brutalist ring with raw amythest geode and abstract prongs with tiny pave accents. Large scale cocktail ring set in sterling vermeil. 1970's USA. Signed Pane...