Enamel Collection by Kouzoupis

The ring face has a rotating mechanism allowing it to spin independently. 

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The buyer may choose the length of the chain needed.

The ring face has a rotating mechanism allowing it to spin independently. Additional pieces are available from this page:Click here for more of the...

The number of diamonds will depend on the size of the ring chosen. Cultural NoteΤhe symbol of the braid or plat is associated since ancient times w...

The buyer may choose the length of the chain needed.View The Elegant Collection

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Cultural NoteThe Meander, or “Greek Key”, has been named after the river described in Iliad by Homer. It is a symbol of the bonds of friendship and...

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The buyer may choose the length of the chain needed.   

Color NotesWe are showing this as a one color option (blue). The color can be two-toned, as demonstrated in the pendant in the black photo (red wit...

The buyer may choose the length of the chain needed.View The Elegant Collection Additional pieces are available from this page:Click here for more ...

This necklace has a reversible design - wear it with color, or flip it to show off an all-gold face with a center diamond. View The Elegant Collection

Color NotesWe are showing this as a two-toned color option (red with blue). The color can be solid, as demonstrated in the ring in the black photo....

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Each flower has a rotating mechanism allowing them to spin independently.

Photo NoteWe are showing photos of the matching pendant, to give a better idea of the unique design and depth to these earrings. Cultural NoteThe m...

The chain will be made to a length of your choosing. Cultural NoteThe spiral pattern is one of the most common in nature, from snail shells to whir...

Cultural NoteΤhe symbol of the braid or plat, engraved in 18K yellow gold with diamonds. The braid is associated since ancient times with the ridda...