"CXC" - The Criss x Cross Ring 1940 Nothing quite compliments the flute

Nothing quite compliments the flute of champagne in your hand like "Bubbles"

Stunning translucent green jade cut in the traditional Chinese style in a manner which has adorned wedding fingers in the Middle Kingdom for over a thousand years and then married to a skirt of exquisite brilliant diamonds which hugs the ring with a perfect fit

One curve captured in perfect pave diamonds embracing it's partner curve in solid gold

the gait of your stroll or the play of light as it fills the room and hit this bauble

The light catches these magical stones in subtle and sublime ways fading from light to dark and back to light with the movement of your wrist

"CXC" - The Criss x Cross Ring 1940 Nothing quite compliments the fluteDesigned in 1939 by Laykin et Cie in Hollywood the "Criss Cross" ring has long been considered one of the most provocative designs. Composed of 18KT yellow gold the eternal loop twists around itself in masculine and feminine expressions. One curve captured in perfect pave diamonds embracing it's partner curve in solid gold. The lines of this ring have often captivated; so much so that it has been duplicated for decades by jewelers around the world.