Bulgari Trombino Ring, circa 1955

An elegant ring for everyday wear, this vintage Art Deco piece centers on a cabochon sapphire flanked by square cut sapphires in a diamond pavé setting. Size 8 One cabochon sapphire...

Rainbow-colored sapphire baguettes and round diamonds are scattered across this dramatic yellow gold shield band. Wear alone as a statement piece. 18K yellow gold ring (14.8 GR) 5.1...

Inspired by the 1920s and the glittering habitués of Parisian nightlife, Chanel blends Art Deco elegance with all out glamour in this one-of-a-kind diamond and sapphire cocktail ring...

A classic Art Deco design highlights this radiant 13.66 carat no heat medium canary yellow cabochon sapphire. The center stone is surrounded by 6 full-cut pavé-set diamond melee and ...

In 1845 Charles Tiffany introduced the Blue Book, a selection of the American jeweler’s finest offerings and the country’s very first mail-order catalog. The Blue Book subsequently became famous as an annual showcase of the firm’s rarest gemstones and most extraordinary, limited-edition designs. In 2013 Tiffany turned to its extensive archives for the inspiration of The Great Gatsby Collection, a creative collaboration between the jeweler and filmmakers Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin to celebrate their adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age classic. The Gatsby Collection jewels are based on pieces made by Tiffany in the 1920s, when they were known as one of the leading arbiters of the new Art Deco style. The jewelry captured the optimistic spirit of the time and featured an extravagant blend of bold, geometric forms and sleek lines designed to accent the streamlined clothing of the most stylish women of the day. With her bobbed hair, bare arms, dressed in sparkling diamonds and cascading ropes of pearls, the classic flapper represented a distinctly modern and independent-minded American aesthetic. This glamorous cocktail ring, one of only two produced, centers on a substantial 8-carat cushion-cut black onyx surrounded by a halo of bezel-set diamonds that call to mind bubbles dancing in champagne. The ring is seen throughout the film on Jordan Baker, Fitzgerald’s representation of the era’s “new” woman – chic and athletic, carefree and self-sufficient. The Jazz Age was a time of exuberant creativity and original thought. Its cultural contributions and iconic designs continue to resonate today. It seems only fitting that this quintessential American jewelry house should revisit their own storied legacy to craft the jewels for Fitzgerald’s masterwork of American fiction as he, himself, was a Tiffany customer...

Pretty in Pink! This pink and rose-hued ring sparkles with diamond accents to create and fun cupcake-inspired jewel. Set in 18k yellow gold and pink opal and signed by Kara Ross. W...

Bulgari diamond Trombino ring. Set to centre with a drop shape brilliant cut diamond, E colour, VS2 clarity with a weight of 2.83 carats, in an open back claw setting, flanked by two...

This classic Bulgari "Trombino" ring is set with a center emerald, exhibiting the iconic Colombian green satin color, coupled with extraordinary clarity. With its clean, architectura...

Ring made of 18 kt. white gold with diamonds and ruby signed Bulgari. This iconic design is made in the 1940s, thus was born one of Bulgari's most historic creations: the Trombino r...

An emerald and diamond ring in yellow gold by Bulgari, ca. 1970s. The Trombino is a very popular and iconic ring model by Bulg...

Beautifully designed and masterfully handcrafted by the renown Italian jeweler Bulgari, this 1980s " Trombino " ring is a magnificent piece of jewelry and a true collectible. The ico...

BULGARI “Trombino” Emerald, Diamond Ring The 'Trombino Ring' was created by the head of the atelier Signor Trombino before the war for Mr.Bulgari A pl...