Lavinia Molten Diamond Ring
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100% recycled solid gold
Handcrafted in New York
Fairly made, fairly priced
Bold and elemental, the Lavinia Ring is named for the silent heroine of Roman myth: daughter of kings, destined queen, and the quiet force behind the founding of a lineage. This design centers on a luminous 1.6 carat lab-grown oval diamond, set in a full, sinuous bezel that rises from molten-textured gold, as if shaped by ancient fire.
The band flows organically around the stone, echoing the unpredictability of fate and the beauty found in resilience. Like its namesake, the Lavinia Ring speaks volumes without needing to shout - strong, luminous, and enduring.
Crafted for those who carry quiet power and love deeply, the Lavinia Ring is a modern heirloom shaped by myth, movement, and memory.
The center stone is a brilliant-cut lab diamond roughly 9 x 7 mm or ~1.65 carats. Each stone is unique and will come with certification.
Made to order in solid gold in New York City.
Product Details 🔍
When will my piece ship? 🚚
Production time:
Most solid gold is handcrafted to order.
We keep a small inventory of solid gold pieces - please check about the 'Add to Cart' button to see if your piece is in stock.
If not, please refer to the above production timeframe.
FAQ
When will my order ship?
All pieces except for made-to-order solid gold will ship within 24 hours on business days.
Solid gold orders ship from our NYC studio and the time to ship is indicated above the "Add to cart" button on those pieces.
Why don't you make rings in Gold Vermeil?
While we love the affordability of vermeil, it's not an ideal metal for rings because our hands are exposed to so much wear and tear.
Vermeil necklaces can last 2 - 3 years with proper care, but we've never seen a vermeil ring last more than 6 months.
We would be wrong to sell these rings to you in anything but solid gold.
Does your jewelry come in a box or a pouch?
Both! Our packaging is made in Chicago and consists of a peach-colored vegan suede pouch in a branded box, so they’re easy to wrap up as gifts.
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