Toi et moi ring - Engagement ring in 18ct rose gold, Tahiti pearl, indigo tourmaline

Coup de Cœur Ring 'Nylah' - 18ct Rose Gold with platinum green Tahitian pearl & Indigo Tourmaline

Be seduced by the beauty of Coup de Cœur ring 'Nylah', a truly unique gem. This ring is a perfect choice if engagement ring or wedding band, but also ideal for a wedding anniversary or as a meaningful gift to yourself.

This exclusive ring has now been sold

The Coup de Cœur ring 'Nylah' is sold out, but I am happy to design a customised similar ring with a Tahitian pearl and gemstone of your choice.

Features of the 'Nylah' ring:

Material: 18ct solid rose gold
Gems:
- Platinum green Tahitian pearl (9.8 mm) - natural colour and unique shine
- Indigo tourmaline (9 x 6 mm, 1.4 ct) - pear shape, rare colour
Ring size: 54 (EU)
Design: Contemporary interpretation of the Toi et Moi ring

Inspired by the classic 'Toi et Moi' rings

This Coup de Cœur ring is a modern reworking of the iconic 'Toi et Moi' ring, in which two stones placed side by side without touching each other. Historically, these stones were often of equal size and shape, but modern designers play with contrasts in material and colour.

Marie-Bénédicte gave her contemporary twist to this design by a combine pearl and a gemstone, resulting in a unique, sophisticated composition.

Did you know that Napoleon Bonaparte gifted a 'Toi et Moi' ring to Josephine de Beauharnais? This classic design remains a powerful symbol of love and connection to this day.

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Collection

Coup de Cœur

Colour

Blue

Grey

Pink

Material

Pearls

Rose gold

Tourmaline

Description

Be surprised by the seductive Coup de Cœur rings.

With their unusual colour combinations of vibrant gemstones and naturally coloured pearls, they create a contemporary and unique look time and again.

These rings, with their striking colours, can be worn both casually and on special occasions, adding a touch of style and sophistication to any outfit.

Besides femininity and purity, pearls are also associated with marriage.

The tradition goes back thousands of years and is partly due to the story that the Hindu god Krishna found the very first pearl representing purity and love and gifted it to his daughter on the day of her wedding. many other cultures, including ours, have adopted this symbolism and are integrating pearls into wedding traditions.