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Secret Message AcrosticRing

$2,175

Please allow a full 6 weeks to make your ring. Now available in white, rose, or yellow gold! Intimate, colorful, and encoded acrostic jewelry first appeared in the early 1800's. Each letter of the alphabet was made to correspond with a different precious gemstone, and the so-called "secret language of gems" was born. For example, a Victorian favorite combo, "DEAREST", would be "spelled" this way: Diamond, Emerald, Amethyst, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Turquoise. Get it? Our acrostic ring is a completely personal way to celebrate an important event, express a sentiment, or wear a loved one's name. Customize yours using our interactive stone-picker - we won't tell a soul what it says.

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  • Materials

    Solid 14k yellow, rose or white gold and 2mm gemstones. The gems are either faceted or en cabochon:

    A - amethyst, faceted
    B - blue topaz, faceted
    C - citrine, faceted
    D - diamond, faceted
    E - emerald, faceted
    F - feldspar, cabochon
    G - garnet, faceted
    H - hematite, faceted
    I - iolite, faceted
    J - jade, cabochon
    K - kunzite, faceted
    L - lapis lazuli, cabochon
    M - moonstone, cabochon
    N - nacre, cabochon
    O - opal, cabochon
    P - peridot, faceted
    Q - quartz (rose), cabochon
    R - ruby, faceted
    S - sapphire, faceted
    T - turquoise, cabochon
    U - uvite, faceted
    V - verdelite, cabochon
    W - white sapphire, faceted
    X - xonolite, cabochon
    Y - yellow sapphire, faceted
    Z - zircon (blue), faceted

  • Measurements

    Band is 1.6mm wide at the narrowest point in the back, and the settings are 3.1mm wide.

  • Age

    Contemporary. Made by hand in New York City. Each piece is entirely customizable, unique, and built to order.


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theInspiration

Marie Antoinette's jeweler, Jean-Baptiste Mellerio, kicked off the acrostic jewelry trend by using gemstones to spell out "J'ADORE", and the French court went wild.