Valkyria Maris Ring
L'Eau Trois
The sea is rarely still. Even in stone it continues to shift.
Five Larimars rise from a polished gold shell, each revealing its own tide of pale blue, white and deeper currents. Their faceted surfaces catch the light with unexpected clarity, offering a new expression of a mineral more often encountered as a cabochon.
Larimar has perfect cleavage in two directions and a hardness that falls as low as 4.5 on the Mohs scale, one reason it is rarely faceted. These five stones were cut exclusively for the piece by an independent lapidary working closely with the Maison in Portugal, each cut to a matched depth so the domes sit on a single plane. The ring was assembled, set and finished in Geneva.
CCL3101 · 18K gold, including palladium grey gold, 30.50 g · 5 larimars, oval and round cut, 9.00 ct · 59 brilliant-cut diamonds, F–G VS1, 1.20 ct · 24.80 × 37.75 × 30 mm · UK N to UK P (EU/FR 54–56), adjustable · Realised in Geneva
One of a kind · Ref. CCL3101
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Composition
Materials
Yellow Gold, Grey Gold, Larimar, Diamonds
Edition
One of a kind
Reference
CCL3101
Dimensions
Ring size: Adjustable from P – 56 to N – 54
Length: 30 mm
Width: 24.80 mm
Height: 37.75 mm
Stones
Larimar
Three precision-cut oval Larimars, 10 × 8 mm each
One precision-cut round Larimar, 8 mm
One precision-cut round Larimar, 7 mm
Total Larimar weight: 9 ct
Diamonds
59 brilliant-cut diamonds, F–G colour, VS1 clarity
Total diamond weight: 1.196 ct
Total
64 stones
Combined gemstone weight: 10.196 ct
Metals
18K Gold, including 18K palladium grey gold: 30.50 g
Total Weight: 33.28 g
Total weight
33.28 g
Workshop
Geneva
The Larimars were selected and cut exclusively for this jewel by an independent lapidary working closely with the Maison in Portugal. The ring was assembled, set and finished by master artisans in Geneva. The diamonds were selected with care and in good faith through specialist suppliers in Switzerland. Purchase documentation and supplier declarations are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the Maison’s Ethical Practice framework.
L'Eau Trois
The sea is rarely still. Even in stone it continues to shift.
Five Larimars rise from a polished gold shell, each revealing its own tide of pale blue, white and deeper currents. Their faceted surfaces catch the light with unexpected clarity, offering a new expression of a mineral more often encountered as a cabochon.
Larimar has perfect cleavage in two directions and a hardness that falls as low as 4.5 on the Mohs scale, one reason it is rarely faceted. These five stones were cut exclusively for the piece by an independent lapidary working closely with the Maison in Portugal, each cut to a matched depth so the domes sit on a single plane. The ring was assembled, set and finished in Geneva.
CCL3101 · 18K gold, including palladium grey gold, 30.50 g · 5 larimars, oval and round cut, 9.00 ct · 59 brilliant-cut diamonds, F–G VS1, 1.20 ct · 24.80 × 37.75 × 30 mm · UK N to UK P (EU/FR 54–56), adjustable · Realised in Geneva
One of a kind · Ref. CCL3101
Enquire about this piece
Composition
Materials
Yellow Gold, Grey Gold, Larimar, Diamonds
Edition
One of a kind
Reference
CCL3101
Dimensions
Ring size: Adjustable from P – 56 to N – 54
Length: 30 mm
Width: 24.80 mm
Height: 37.75 mm
Stones
Larimar
Three precision-cut oval Larimars, 10 × 8 mm each
One precision-cut round Larimar, 8 mm
One precision-cut round Larimar, 7 mm
Total Larimar weight: 9 ct
Diamonds
59 brilliant-cut diamonds, F–G colour, VS1 clarity
Total diamond weight: 1.196 ct
Total
64 stones
Combined gemstone weight: 10.196 ct
Metals
18K Gold, including 18K palladium grey gold: 30.50 g
Total Weight: 33.28 g
Total weight
33.28 g
Workshop
Geneva
The Larimars were selected and cut exclusively for this jewel by an independent lapidary working closely with the Maison in Portugal. The ring was assembled, set and finished by master artisans in Geneva. The diamonds were selected with care and in good faith through specialist suppliers in Switzerland. Purchase documentation and supplier declarations are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the Maison’s Ethical Practice framework.
