Rings Messika

Move, the iconic one that shakes up the codes

Diamond rings are the signature of the House of jewelry and high jewelry Messika. Among the various collections, there is one that particularly stands out, to the point of becoming iconic. It is of course Move. Declined in multiple versions, the Move rings all have one thing in common, coming out of Valérie Messika's imagination and sense of innovation: the diamond in motion. The rings are thus distinguished by three diamonds, symbolizing the love of yesterday, today and tomorrow, which slide on the rail of a rush and thus follow the movements of the woman - and the man. From Move Classique, the initial collection, to Move Noa, with a more rock look, through Move Romane and its asymmetrical rings, Lucky Move and its talismanic circle or Move Uno all in lightness, the gold and diamond models are multiplying. Messika thus invites every woman to make them her own and wear them every day like a second skin.

Glam'Azone, the double gold and diamond ring

With their openwork structure in 18-karat gold and their oval-cut center diamond set with diamonds, the rings in the Glam'Azone collection play on the contrasts of a jewel that is flush with skin. Messika pushes the audacity even further, with double rings: one worn on the bottom of the finger, the other above the second phalanx. In the tradition of neo-jewelry, Glam'Azone fully dresses the finger. But even better, Messika has imagined an ingenious detachable chain system. In a single gesture, the double ring transforms into two precious rings, to be worn alone or as a duo, depending on the mood of the moment and, above all, "in the image of today's woman, free and multi-faceted." From the ring that dresses the finger to the ring that dresses the whole hand, there is only one step, which designer Valérie Messika certainly does not hesitate to take. Thus, the Lucky Move three-finger ring in 18-karat yellow or white gold, is adorned with three motifs brilliantly paved by the House's master setters, each housing in its heart the moving diamonds representative of Move.

From minimalism to the bohemian look, diamonds in all their states

Boldness combined with the art of diamonds is undeniably what drives the Messika House. The eternal stone is the star of all the ring collections, highlighted and highlighted, in the shape of a heart in the Joy collection, of an eye with Lucky Eye... Messika goes further in the design of its rings by imagining asymmetrical jewelry, mixing shapes. The My Twin Toi et Moi ring is an illustration of this, uniting in an open ring the elegance of an emerald cut diamond and the sensuality of a pear cut diamond. As if that weren't enough, My Twin Trilogy adds an oval diamond. The House of Messika's aesthetic can also be wiser, a touch classic even, with the three-row hand-set Gatsby ring, with its minimalist and timeless design. Bohemian women will more certainly appreciate the Desert Bloom cocktail ring, which adorns the finger like a lace crown, with its central marquise-cut diamond, matched with brilliant and pear-cut diamonds. "