Floréal

Cocktail rings captivated America in the 1950s, with its typical large size and dazzling gems attracting great attention at parties and banquets. The designer has reinterpreted the piece of jewelry based on modern aesthetic taste: the well-chosen natural peridot is taken as the center stone, complemented by multiple natural colored gems (side stones) and precision cutting techniques, honoring vintage glamour while introducing innovative design elements. Featuring the collision and fusion of different colors, the finished product brings to mind a spring garden, where each stone exudes unique brilliance, leading to an impressive aesthetic with enhanced visual layering.

Breaking away from the limitations of conventional jewelry, the product supports multiple ways of use, significantly improving its practicality. Transcending its basic role as a highly recognizable ring, it also enables stone detachment for free combination with various necklaces, well adaptable to diverse outfits. Meanwhile, the application of 18K precious metal adds a touch of luxury, and embodies timeless elegance through its distinctive shape and color.

Unlike its counterparts in the market, this product celebrates “multidimensionality of feminine power” by seamlessly integrating the gentle and independent characteristics of women. Moreover, it skillfully employs natural gems and 18K gold, ensuring quality and value retention to meet modern consumers’ pursuit of sustainable luxury.