Etincelle de Cartier or Albion

Everything starts at the band. Cartier paves the shank of Etincelle with small diamonds and runs it straight into the centre stone, princess, pear, emerald or brilliant cut, so that nothing interrupts the line. David Yurman twists the house cable instead and splits it on his Albion rings to lift a cushion of coloured stone in a slim bezel. The Cartier ring reads as one line of light, the Yurman ring as a meeting of texture and colour at the top of the finger.