The Firenze Ring

 Hi Lovelies,

I want to introduce today the Firenze Ring. This is my signature ring inspired by geometry and the architecture of the city of Florence. The square ring is an absolutely unique design with unspoken allure and sophistication. It is also the consequence of many years of studies and traditional and modern florentine jewellery techniques.

In a world where more and more of everything is industrialised and lacks of originality, I was determined to designed an outstanding piece that would speak for itself. Today the square ring is the cornerstone of my designs. Sophisticated, elegant and unique.

This ring was also design to be a ring to wear as engagement or wedding ring 🥰 It is a personal style and choice that also makes it unique💙and one of a kind 💙 Wear it alone or complement it with any of the square bands.

Every Firenze ring is a unique expression of style when is customised. 

How can you customise you ring?

Just like this:

✔️Choose your number of square bands
✔️Choose your precious metals
✔️ Chose your bar
✔️Choose your diamond/gems
✔️choose your setting

Have your dream Firenze Ring 💗💗💗💗💗

email me: info@larissalandinez.com 

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https://www.instagram.com/larissalandinez/

https://larissalandinez.com.au/

Firenze Tri colour 18K Gold with Diamond Bezel Set

Check some custom rings

Firenze Ring 18K Tri Colour Gold classic Pave Diamond Bar

Firenze Ring Diamond cluster setting 18K White Gold

Firenze Ring Two Tone 18K Gold Classic Pave Diamond Bar

Firenze Ring Double Bar Black and White Diamond Pave 18K White Gold

Firenze Double Pave Diamond Bar Ring

Bridal set

EMERALD CUT diamonds

Emerald Cut

An interesting shape that made it number  3 on my list as you know I love square and rectangle shapes and what makes this shape diverse is its pavilion, which is cut with rectangular facets to create a unique optical appearance. Due to its larger, open table, this shape highlights the clarity of a diamond. If you choose an emerald-cut with a lower clarity grade, such as SI, be sure to review the clarity plot on the diamond certificate. Also, emerald-cut diamonds can vary greatly in how rectangular they are. If you'd prefer an emerald cut with a squared outline, look for an Asscher-cut diamond. To find the shape of emerald you want, look for the length-to-width ratio.

And to finish with here's a very particular ring from designer Jessica Fields available here:

From the land of down under! HAPPY FRIDAY!

Larissa <3 span="">