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The moving element

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Boodles · Chopard

Roulette flip ring in white gold: a small circle of diamonds held upright on a pavé diamond band
Image © Boodles

Boodles

Roulette

A small ring of brilliant-cut diamonds that turns over as the wearer moves, showing diamonds on one face and plain gold, or more diamonds, on the other.

Happy Hearts bangle in rose gold: a mother-of-pearl heart beside a small open heart holding a loose diamond, on a white ground.
Image © Chopard

Chopard

Happy Hearts

A heart of coloured stone set beside an open gold heart in which a single diamond moves freely.

Roulette shows two faces by turning over: a little wheel of diamonds that swivels to reveal diamonds or polished gold on the reverse. Happy Hearts shows two at once. Since 2009 Chopard has set a solid heart of mother-of-pearl, onyx or a red stone beside an open one in which a single diamond rolls. The heart is a sentimental sign with a wandering stone inside. Boodles sells its wheel as an alternative to the eternity ring, so it carries a sentiment too, only without a symbol.

Boodles Roulette vs Chopard Happy Hearts, facts side by side
FactRouletteHappy Hearts
Introduced—2009
SchoolLondonGeneva
Materialsyellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, diamond, coloured diamond, pearlrose gold, white gold, diamond, mother-of-pearl, onyx, chalcedony, other
Movesrotatesslides
From€3,127€1,050
Top of line€47,895€16,900

Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.

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