Joden Girl
Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing
Over the next month, we will be celebrating the holidays in style by offering eight of our most beloved pieces at new and unbelievable pricing! We are kicking off the festivities with this stunning statement ring. Sitting flush with the finger, this oversized oval ring is constructed entirely of platinum. Sure to attract attention, this Mid Century Modern ring is as comfortable as it is beautiful.
Hand-assembled, the under-gallery of the ring displays a unique arrangement of triangles that form the support system for the top of the ring. Observe how the back of the ring is curved to fit the contour of the finger creating an easy and enjoyable fit. The band is narrow, allowing the focus to be on the gem-set surface. A full bezel encapsulates the deep blue round earth-mined sapphire center. Weighing approximately 1.50 carats, this jewel provides a spark of color in this otherwise colorless piece.
Surrounding this navy blue sapphire are two complete halos of diamonds. There are thirty diamonds of both Old European and Round Brilliant cuts. Combined these sparklers offer three carats of scintillating sparkle. The outer edge of the ring is scalloped, perfectly forming to the natural curve of the diamonds. This detail adds a bit of feminine whimsy to the ring. Both the bezel around the sapphire and the raised edge that separates the two rows of diamonds are decorated with a beaded milgrain edge, a classic detail that softens the overall appearance of the piece.
On the hand, this vintage beauty stretches nearly knuckle to knuckle, measuring 7/8 of an inch in length. It makes quite a statement. Previously priced at $8,800.00 – this beauty is now available for just $5,500.00! After a bit of quick mental math, that’s a savings of $3,300. Do not sleep on this deal. If you have a sapphire and diamond ring on your Christmas list, skip the letter to Santa and come to Joden instead.
“You can go to a museum and look, or come to us and touch.”
Written by Carrie Martin
Photos by Dana Jerpe
