Joden Girl
Baubles, Bling, and Complementary Rings
In the past couple of weeks, Dana and I have been working on upping our website game. Until very recently, jewelry has been primarily dominated by pieces for women. However, with stylish and trendy celebs leading the way, men have been stepping it up in regard to fashion and high-end accessories. We’re not just talking about gold rope chains with crosses. Men are sporting strands of pearls, diamond chains, extravagant brooches and so much more. Not wanting to be left in the dust, we have added a men’s section to the website.
In the days and weeks to come, we will be adding several fancy and fun pieces to the site, like this ring…
Made from 10-karat white and yellow gold, this classic ring exudes elegance. A rectangular piece of black onyx sits vertically on the finger. Framed by a yellow gold border, this stark stone is the perfect background for a singular round diamond. Weighing just .03 carat, this tiny sparkler is set within a double milgrain-edged square.
A three-tiered rib decorates the shoulders of this estate ring, adding texture and visual appeal. A new addition to the website, this ring is priced at just $450!
Curvaceous and chic, this beauty is the perfect complement to our men’s piece. Elongated and upscale, this ring is made from 14-karat yellow gold. The lengthy center of the ring is accented by a trio of round diamonds that are set vertically. Six additional diamonds are situated to the left and right of the center… combined, these nine gems have a total weight of approximately .50 carat. A layer of black antiquing has been added to the ring, adding a hint of color to this stately beauty. Also on the website, this ring is priced at just $675.00.
This pair of rings is perfect for those seeking non-traditional wedding bands. They’re also fantastic choices for right-hand rings or even pinky rings. No matter the reason, it’s impossible to deny that this dynamic duo is the simply too good to pass up. Hop on over to our site where this “His and Hers” are waiting to become yours.
“You can go to a museum and look, or come to us and touch.”
Written by Carrie Martin
Photos by Dana Jerpe
