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Barbelle London blue topaz, Tahitian pearls and mandarin garnets — front view
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284,500 kr
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SIZE GUIDE

Draw a signature or a simple picture, or upload your own artwork. This is an additional option alongside standard text engraving.

Personal engraving

Write or draw with your finger, Apple Pencil or mouse. Keep the design simple enough to reproduce at ring size.

Your engraving artwork

Review every line. The checkerboard indicates a transparent background and will not be engraved.

Your photo is processed on your device. Only the approved engraving files and your instructions are uploaded with the ring.The workshop will review the artwork and adapt its size to the available engraving area.
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Description

The Barbelle collection explores sphere, tension and balance in gold and vivid stones. Bold structure meets luminous pearls and a richly coloured centre stone.

18k red gold, four grey Tahitian pearls, an emerald-cut London blue topaz centre stone and four mandarin garnets.

Sculptural and bold, a modern statement in colour and form.

Design: Håkan Orrling
Dimensions: W 31 mm × L 31 mm × H 35–38 mm
Ring sizes: 45–64

Care

To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.

Design

“At Orrling Jewellery, our dedication to excellence extends far beyond the selection of precious materials. It is reflected in the artistry, precision, and uncompromising craftsmanship that define every creation. We continually explore the space where fine art and fine jewellery meet, embracing jewellery as an artistic expression equal in intention, emotion, and craftsmanship to any form of fine art. Each piece is conceived as a wearable work of art sculptural, intentional, and created to be experienced, not simply worn.”

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