Tibetan Chöd Ring in Eighteen Karat Gold with Sapphires and Spinel
An unusual sculptural form transforms this contemporary Tibetan cocktail ring in eighteen karat gold into a wearable work of art.
Set with multi-colored sapphires, emeralds, cushion-cut spinels, and natural diamonds, its largest stone is a radiant blue sapphire.
The piece draws inspiration from Tibetan Chöd rituals, the prayer flags that scatter clouds of harmony into the wind, and Japanese Chintō pine branches.
It reflects the aesthetic of traditional Buddhist jewelry—part of the World Religions Collection.
The pine branch brooch from this same collection was featured in Vogue UA.
Meticulous craftsmanship brings this design to life, sparkling as a radiant focal point in any collection.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A ring of wind and mantra,
where sapphires drift like prayer flags—
and gold hums the quiet sound of devotion.
An unusual sculptural form transforms this contemporary Tibetan cocktail ring in eighteen karat gold into a wearable work of art.
Set with multi-colored sapphires, emeralds, cushion-cut spinels, and natural diamonds, its largest stone is a radiant blue sapphire.
The piece draws inspiration from Tibetan Chöd rituals, the prayer flags that scatter clouds of harmony into the wind, and Japanese Chintō pine branches.
It reflects the aesthetic of traditional Buddhist jewelry—part of the World Religions Collection.
The pine branch brooch from this same collection was featured in Vogue UA.
Meticulous craftsmanship brings this design to life, sparkling as a radiant focal point in any collection.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A ring of wind and mantra,
where sapphires drift like prayer flags—
and gold hums the quiet sound of devotion.
An unusual sculptural form transforms this contemporary Tibetan cocktail ring in eighteen karat gold into a wearable work of art.
Set with multi-colored sapphires, emeralds, cushion-cut spinels, and natural diamonds, its largest stone is a radiant blue sapphire.
The piece draws inspiration from Tibetan Chöd rituals, the prayer flags that scatter clouds of harmony into the wind, and Japanese Chintō pine branches.
It reflects the aesthetic of traditional Buddhist jewelry—part of the World Religions Collection.
The pine branch brooch from this same collection was featured in Vogue UA.
Meticulous craftsmanship brings this design to life, sparkling as a radiant focal point in any collection.
Production time: 4 weeks.
A ring of wind and mantra,
where sapphires drift like prayer flags—
and gold hums the quiet sound of devotion.