

An elongated marquise-shaped plaque centred by a vivid rectangular ruby and articulated with surrounding pear-shaped ruby motifs, all framed and punctuated by small round diamonds that give the whole composition a lively, glittering texture. It is a ring with real visual lift: slender, pointed and beautifully balanced on the finger, with that wonderfully old-world navette silhouette that always feels more characterful than a standard cluster.
The navette form carries a particularly elegant historical pedigree, traceable to France in the 1740s and especially fashionable during the Edwardian period. Rather than presenting ruby as a single isolated stone, this ring multiplies the red across the navette surface so the jewel seems to glow from within. It has charm, sparkle and a very flattering shape on the hand.
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