DEW Bloom Ring, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

ID: MJ3038

DEW Bloom Ring, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

Name: DEW Bloom Ring, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel
Brand: MEIR_JAIPUR
SKU: MJ3038
Price: 8170.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$8,170

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This statement ring distils the essence of the collection into a sculptural floral silhouette inspired by a single luminous dewdrop resting upon delicate petals. The graceful composition balances colour, brilliance, and refined craftsmanship in perfect harmony.
A pear-shaped rose-cut diamond forms the centrepiece, framed by brilliant-cut diamonds and enamelled floral motifs in deep blue and vibrant green. The design offers a contemporary interpretation of nature's elegance while maintaining timeless sophistication.

Specification

White Gold 750/1000
Rose-cut Diamond, ~0.60 ct
Brilliant-cut Diamonds, ~0.64 ct
Blue & Green Vitreous Enamel
Motif ~23 × 16 mm
Ring Size 53
Handcrafted by master artisans for the world.
Each MEIR jewel is unique. Diamond and gemstone characteristics may vary slightly between creations.

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DEW Bloom Ring, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

$8,170

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Where CROWN drew the sun and NOVA drew the star, DEW drew water. Look at any DEW piece, any one of them, in any rendering, in any vocabulary the maison happens to be speaking that season, and you will find, at its centre, the same single silhouette: the pear. The teardrop. The droplet.

Sneha chose this shape because it is, before anything else, true. The droplet is not a designed form. It is a form discovered, produced, every dawn, by surface tension and gravity in conversation with one another. It is mathematics dressed as tenderness.

The collection's most distilled expression is the simple drop, a single pear-shaped form, framed by its own surrounding light, suspended on a fine chain. Worn at the throat, it reads as a single droplet of water that has, against all expectation, refused to fall.