Chorevontas Ginekes means “Dancing Ladies” in Greek. On the top part of the ring, two ladies were carved dancing the night away, jumping with their arms raised. This ring was hand carved in wax first and then cast in 18k recycled gold with the ancient technique of lost wax casting. Two diamonds were delicately set on the band to add a little bit of sparkle.

Width 0.98 cm
Length 0.13 cm

Daphne means “laurel” in Greek. The Daphne ring was inspired by ancient Greek archaeology, ceramics and jewellery. In ancient Greece, wreaths were awarded to victors, both in athletic competitions and poetic meets. This ring was hand carved in wax and then cast in 18k recycled gold with the ancient technique of lost wax casting.

Width 1 cm
Length 0.22 cm

The kathisti gineka or seated woman in Greek with rubies set all around. A seated woman was hand carved on the top part of the coin ring. The ring was made in wax first to give a vintage feel and texture and then cast in 18k recycled gold with the ancient technique of lost wax casting.

Width 1.2 cm
Length 1.6 cm

On the Daphne Gouri you can see two branches of laurel engraved. Since Antiquity, the laurel wreath has been regarded as a powerful symbol of victory. In Ancient Greece, wreaths of laurel leaves crowned victors of athletic competitions of the Ancient Olympic games and were also awarded at the Ancient Greek Pythian Games at Delphi. The ring was made in wax first to give a vintage texture and then cast in 18k recycled gold using the ancient technique of lost wax casting.

Width 1.8 cm
Length 45 cm

On this coin, a seated woman who is deeply lost in her thoughts was carved. Its organic shape and faded carving remind you of an antique piece. A 1mm diamond was set on the side to add a little sparkle.

Width 1.8 cm
Length 1.7 cm
Length 45 cm