Far Fetched Gems by SLP-Adults-French-Style Gold-Plated and Black Ring

This durable ring has an unforgettable shine and a glossy look, along with an elegant appearance.A French enamel drip glaze method was used in the process of making the interlocked bands of the ring. The method originated in two regions of France and is used during the making of pottery.

The ring has a warm-toned, gold-plated tag holding the copper interlocked bands together and is size 6.

Émail & Elegance — The French Enamel Ring

Fictional and renowned archaeologist, treasure hunter, historian, professor and preservationist Dr. Selene writes:

The French word émail — from which we derive "enamel" — refers to the ancient art of fusing powdered glass to metal through intense heat. The result is a surface of extraordinary color, depth, and permanence. Enamel does not fade. It does not tarnish. It outlasts almost everything.

French artisans elevated enamelwork to an art form during the medieval period, and by the Renaissance it had become synonymous with luxury. The workshops of Limoges produced enamel pieces for royalty across Europe. To own French enamel was to own a piece of the finest craft tradition the world had ever seen.

The French Enamel Ring carries that tradition forward — a jewel that is as much art as it is adornment. Color that has been fired into permanence. Beauty that is built to last.