Tiffany introduced this collection of rings in 2018 as part of the “The Four Seasons of Tiffany” high jewelry series. The theme is based on “Color Theory,” with the designer cleverly incorporating a double main stone ring structure. The subtle color gradient between the main stones highlights the natural colors of each gemstone, showcasing a vibrant and colorful visual effect.

This set of rings is made of platinum and offers four different gemstone combinations: red tones featuring “Ruby Tourmaline” and “Morganite”; yellow tones with “Yellow Sapphire” and “Orange Sapphire”; green tones including “Dark Tsavorite” and “Light Tsavorite”; and blue tones with “Tanzanite” and “Aquamarine.” Each color system has a subtle transition between shades, giving the rings a pure and natural style.

The main stones of the rings each weigh over 4 carats and use the same proportion of oval or cushion cuts. You can see the two main stones closely arranged, with two platinum-set triangular diamonds wedged between them, cleverly replacing the prong structure. This detail adds an excellent sense of unity to the double main stone setting, making it the most ingenious feature of the entire piece.

The ends of the ring are designed with a “V” shaped structure, which extends into two sets of platinum prongs, holding up the eye-catching colored gemstone main stones. The baguette diamonds on the band are independently cut, creating a stronger visual impact.

Explore more about Tiffany’s Color Theory collection and experience the beauty of vibrant gemstones paired with expert craftsmanship.
