This delicate ring features a dainty 5x3mm oval stone with an accent of a 2.7mm stone beside it. It is wonderfully asymmetrical in design, a truly unique Da'oud piece!

Art Nouveau is a style of which Da'oud was quite fond. The Art Nouveau movement occurred during the later decades of the 19th century. A classic late-Victorian motif, it casted off the rigid designs of the earlier Neo-Gothic movement. Smooth lines and sudden curves, almost like trailing smoke, was its defining feature. Nature themes, with plants and flowers, were a popular things to be represented in this art form. A rediscovered interest in Egyptian and Celtic are were also nurtured during this period, motifs you can clearly see in Da’oud’s style. Many of his rings are inspired by the art of the greats like Mucha, Klimt, Beardsley, and Larche. He is particularly drawn to inspiration from Art Nouveau jewelers like Aucoc and Lalique.

Item number: RS_101