Lalique Crystal Cabochon Ring, Blue
René-Jules Lalique (French, 1860–1945) achieved lasting fame as an extraordinary artist-jeweler. The Cabochon Ring is a Lalique icon from 1931, evoking the Art Deco era with its rounded form and vivid colors—such as this one in bold Cap Ferrat blue.
Considered informal fashion accessories rather than jewels for evening wear, these witty colored glass rings suggested cabochon gems like sapphires, crystals, or moonstones—and were nearly as desirable.
Lalique's exquisite masterpieces in glass and gemstones were coveted for their design and craftsmanship, and are well represented in The Met collection.
To wear the solid crystal ring comfortably, Lalique advises choosing one size larger than your usual finger size.
René-Jules Lalique (French, 1860–1945) achieved lasting fame as an extraordinary artist-jeweler. The Cabochon Ring is a Lalique icon from 1931, evoking the Art Deco era with its rounded form and vivid colors—such as this one in bold Cap Ferrat blue.
Considered informal fashion accessories rather than jewels for evening wear, these witty colored glass rings suggested cabochon gems like sapphires, crystals, or moonstones—and were nearly as desirable.
Lalique's exquisite masterpieces in glass and gemstones were coveted for their design and craftsmanship, and are well represented in The Met collection.
To wear the solid crystal ring comfortably, Lalique advises choosing one size larger than your usual finger size.
- Crystal
- 1 1/4''H x 3/10''W
- Clean with a damp cloth and dry with a soft, clean cloth
- Made in France
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