Genevive
Fabienne Art Deco Cocktail Ring
- Regular price
- $225
- Sale price
- $225
- Regular price
This Fabienne Art Deco Cocktail Ring by Genevive Jewelry creates dramatic architectural colour through emerald-green baguette cubic zirconia arranged in a bold geometric pattern. Clear accent stones sharpen the structured lines while a central round cubic zirconia adds a classic point of brilliance within the approximately 26 mm-wide composition. Rhodium-plated sterling silver keeps the saturated green and colourless stones crisp, polished and unmistakably Art Deco in spirit. The substantial face feels statement-making without losing balance because each stone shape has a clear visual role. Available in sizes 6, 7 and 8, wear it alone so the baguette framework and bright centre remain fully visible.
Genevive Jewelry brings a touch of Parisian romance to contemporary dressing, with collections that move effortlessly from delicate everyday pieces to unapologetically glamorous statements. Florals, hearts, pearls and Art Deco geometry mingle with tennis silhouettes and vivid flashes of colour, giving the brand a vocabulary that is feminine without feeling predictable. Crafted largely around sterling silver, luminous cubic zirconia and richly varied finishes, its jewelry is designed for versatility, whether layered casually or chosen for an evening of high-impact sparkle. Genevive’s appeal lies in that breadth, offering polished, expressive jewelry with the confidence to make even everyday dressing feel a little more occasion-worthy.
Sterling silver; rhodium plating; emerald-green baguette cubic zirconia; clear round cubic zirconia centre and accents; geometric cocktail design; ring face approx. 26 mm wide; sizes 6–8; 100% hypoallergenic.
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