Diamond Petite Magna Barrel Ring

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With its minimal, yet eye-catching design, this Retrouvai ring adds the perfect pop of sparkle and dimension to any collection. The polished, 14K yellow gold band has a center barrel of channel set baguette diamonds. Wear it alone or stacked with your other favorites.

diamonds : 2mm x 3mm each : .30cttw
14K yellow gold band width : 2.5mm
size available : 7
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RETROUVAI Jewelry

LOS ANGELES - Designed by Kirsty Stone, Retrouvaí fine jewelry is handmade in Los Angeles. Each finished piece is carefully constructed, imbued with the care of time-honored techniques. The name Retrouvaí (Reh-tro-v-eye) is derived from the French proverb ‘Retrovailles,’ defined as the joy of reconnecting with something from one’s past. This notion of wistful affection for time gone by speaks to Kirsty’s love of vintage treasures, but also to the idea that jewelry is passed down through the generations, picking up lifetimes of stories along the way.

The History of Retrouvaí Jewelry

The world of Retrouvaí is a realm where jewelry becomes a vessel for stories, carefully handcrafted by designer Kirsty Stone. Each piece is a testament to her dedication to time-honored techniques, with meticulous construction that infuses every creation with a sense of purpose and authenticity.

Drawing its name from a French proverb, Retrouvaí jewelry encapsulates the joy of rediscovering elements from one's past. Kirsty's inspiration stems from a deep affection for vintage treasures, an emotion that transcends nostalgia. Retrouvaí’s designs resonate with the belief that jewelry is a conduit for connecting generations, carrying with it the weight of lifetimes and the intricate stories melded into its metal and gemstones.

Retrouvaí: A Nod to the Past

Our collection of Retrouvaí jewelry goes beyond aesthetics; each piece is an heirloom in the making, poised to become an integral part of your personal narrative. With a nod to the past, Retrouvaí invites you to embrace the lifelong beauty of heritage, where each piece serves as a tangible link to the past.