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This small ring is made of a ball-textured wire, 2mm in diameter. Simple and minimalist, it can be worn alone or stacked. Available here in solid sterling silver. The JUSTINE model is also available in 10k yellow, pink or white gold.
JUSTINE - Silver. Beads texture. 2mm.
This ring is available in all sizes. 1/4 points are also available; simply mention it with your order.
This solid sterling silver ring is offered here with a choice of 2 finishes: STANDARD (polished and oxidized) or RHODIUM (rhodium plated and polished).
The STANDARD finish is polished and oxidized to achieve contrasting black engravings. Ideal for matching with other silver jewelry.
The RHODIUM polished finish involves plating the ring with a layer of rhodium, making it resistant to oxidation. This bright white finish resembles white gold and usually gives the jewelry a slightly more chic look.
For a satin or dark brushed finish, rather than polished, simply request it when placing your order.
The rings in this collection were created with active women in mind, who are not always able to carry large pieces of jewelery but want to keep an essential on their finger, at all times, regardless of their job, hobby or lifestyle. sport.
Worn alone or alongside 3 or 4 of its kind, each of these rings suggests a mood, expresses a character trait or imposes its atmosphere. Their layout adapts to all lifestyles. They can become a complex, spectacular and refined ring. They are particularly dazzling when having fun pairing different colors of metals.
The rings in the Les Essentielles Collection bear the first names of inspiring, exceptional women, or quite simply first names that impose themselves on certain models.
So let yourself be inspired. Create a stackable ring arrangement that suits you. All are unique. Like you.
The youngest of the Dufour-Lapointe sisters, Justine won the Olympic gold medal in moguls at the 2014 Sochi Games. After another podium finish in Pyeong-Chang in 2018, Justine heads to the Beijing Games in 2022 with hopes of the highest medal. After an exceptional jump, the athlete had a heavy fall, immediately losing any chance of medals. After struggling to get up, Justine continued her run, made her last jump and finished her race, in tears, but with her head held high. For this admirable lesson of courage, I chose to give the name of JUSTINE to this ring whose string of balls reminds me of the bump skiing courses.