Joden Girl
Baubles, Bling, and The Latest Things
Dana and I love sharing our new and recent finds with you. There’s nothing more gratifying than checking our social media and website to see that something we love is equally adored by our readers and followers. We are constantly bouncing fresh finds off of each other, each time asking the same question… “What about this?”
Our styles are similar with a few minor nuances. Dana is a lover of mourning jewelry, navette-shaped filigree rings, charming conversions and all things pearl. I am a fan of Art Nouveau and enamels, anything with a floral theme, beautiful color and of course, our conversion creations. Together, we bring you the very best that Joden has to offer.
This week’s selection is a bit more in my wheelhouse than hers. Created by the legendary designer Van Craeynest, the setting portion of this ring is positively resplendent with intricate botanical details. 18 karat yellow gold and platinum combine to create this delicious ring. A singular five-petaled blossom sits at the top of each shoulder with a trail of leaves that gradually decrease in size. Carefully ensconced on the outer edges are a pair of coiled leaves. Both of these details have been carved from platinum, making them stand out from the rich golden color of the ring.
A bright bubblegum pink sapphire shines from the center of this lavishly detailed ring. This cushion shaped fine quality gem weighs 3.31 carats and was set here in our on-premises shop. From the master jewelers at Van Craeynest to the expert hands of our own Steve Becker, this mounting became a complete showstopper of a ring. Beautiful on any finger, I can’t help but think this piece would make an amazing non-traditional engagement ring. New to our site, this beauty is moderately priced at $10,250.00. From start to finish, every piece we offer is a team effort. Discover each and every one for yourself by visiting our site and checking us out on Facebook and Instagram!
“You can go to a museum and look, or come to us and touch.”
Written by Carrie Martin
Photos by Dana Jerpe
