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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

 

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

Uneek Jewelry (First Place and Retailer’s Choice)

“The Promise” ring featuring 3.00-carat GIA-certified oval shaped diamond center, two baguettes (0.22 TCW) and 20 round brilliants (0.30 TCW), $53,858

ZDENA JIROUTOVA:

The lucky wearer gets to enjoy simple, classic, balanced symmetry and refined proportions of all gems and shank in this gorgeous ring. The interplay of geometric forms will please the eye every time. This creation will be hard not to show off — that will be an everyday challenge.

ANTHONY DEMARCO:

What’s not to love about this engagement ring centered with an extraordinary oval-shaped diamond further adorned by more diamonds. It’s a classic ring full of bling, and the oval shape adds a bit of individualism and personality to the bridal experience.

LAURA KITSOS:

This is a stunner! Who wouldn’t want to receive this beauty as their engagement ring? Me please!

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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

Marisa Perry Atelier

The Alexa Ring features a 3.20-carat D-color oval cut diamond set in a split shank and four rows of ultra-fine micro pavé, $74,500


INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

 

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Engagement/Wedding Jewelry Over $5,000

TAP By Todd Pownell

18K yellow gold ring set with a 2.72-carat long unique cut fancy cognac diamond surrounded by 20 inverted fancy cognac-colored inverted rounds (1.50 TCW), $27,920

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