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Posted 6 months ago
sammytheop…
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Panetta is definitely my favorite go-to name for statement cocktail rings. They are humongous and very couture, the very kind that would last for many generations. This ring happens to my very first piece from the Italian jeweler and hopefully, many more to come. I was drawn to the vermeil coral branch-like design that makes up the shank and the rich blue-tone of the centerpiece. There are also crystal rhinestones scattered around the large lapis lazuli cabochon, which highlighted the well-thought intricate design. I'm a big fan of chunky rings, and this one is definitely a winner!
Costume Jewelry RingsPerhaps because they're not as common as brooches, necklaces, bangles, and …
Cabochon Costume JewelryCabochons are rounded jewels, usually with flat backs and never with facets…
Awesome ring!!!!!!
Thank you, vintagejewel!!!