Weekly Design Edit: Art Deco Greens, Radiant Light, and a Gentle Embrace

This sketch is a love letter to the roaring twenties. Centered around a dramatic Marquise Cut stone, this design is all about intricate detailing. We framed the center stone with a scalloped halo featuring delicate Milgrain edges, giving it that authentic antique texture. But the true surprise lies in the accents: two sharp Princess Cut Tsavorites (green garnets) flanking the center. The pop of vivid green against the luxurious 14K Yellow Gold creates a striking contrast, transforming a classic silhouette into a unique statement piece that feels both historical and fresh.

If the marquise is about vintage curves, the Radiant Cut is about modern angles and fire. This concept explores the beauty of structural contrast. The center stone showcases the chaotic, "crushed ice" brilliance of a radiant cut—bold, modern, and icy. To soften this intensity, we paired it with a band of classic Round Cut stones. The result is a ring that feels perfectly balanced: structurally strong yet undeniably feminine, designed to capture the light from every conceivable angle.

Sometimes, two is better than one. Our final sketch this week is a celebration of intimacy. We paired a soft, elongated Oval Cut with a classic Round Brilliant, positioning them to "nestle" closely against each other on the band. The asymmetry here is the magic—it represents two different souls coming together in perfect harmony. It’s a modern, romantic take on the historic "Toi et Moi" (You and Me) style, designed for those who view love as a partnership of equals.