The renowned British jeweler Theo Fennel has created a new collection of excellent rings...
The collection consists of four unique rings with secret compartments, inspired by the famous European rings from 16th century, in which poison was hidden. These items, which once contained toxic substances, have become mini safes for valuables, and now they got a new decorative feature.
The most expensive piece in the collection is Empty Quarter ring, which costs an impressive $257,000. It has a 3D golden desert with sand dunes and three camels, all decorated with diamond flowers and rose gold salamanders. No less interesting is the Emerald City Ring, which comes with a price of 197,000 dollars. Inspired by the Wizard of Oz, this ring is presents enameled yellow brick road from the outside and about 12 miniature towers, made of 13 carat Zambian emeralds. There is also the inscription, "there's no place like home."
The third piece in the collection is a Chinese Secret Garden Ring, priced at $73,000. A bright green tourmaline is on the top, and hand painted scenes of cranes and other Chinese mythological creatures that symbolize health and longevity. Finally, there is the Hermitage ring with a price of $42,000 and a tropical theme. There is also 64 carat aquamarine stone, which opens up and shows us a crab made of rubies and rose gold.
All four rings come in beautifully designed boxes that follow the design theme of each piece of jewelry.
