Écrin

The single stone

Etincelle de Cartier or Glam'Azone

Cartier · Messika

Étincelle de Cartier solitaire in platinum: a brilliant-cut diamond on a thin band paved with small diamonds, on a pale ground.
Image © Cartier

Cartier

Etincelle de Cartier

A band about a millimetre and a half wide, paved with small diamonds and carrying a larger stone in the same line, so the ring reads as one spark.

Glam'Azone pavé ring in yellow gold: two parallel diamond-set bands joined at the centre by an oval diamond in a pavé halo, on a pale grey ground.
Image © Messika

Messika

Glam'Azone

Two slim lines of gold cross the finger like an Amazon's arrow and spear and meet at an oval diamond held in a pavé halo, the shield.

Cartier draws one slender line to the stone, Messika two. Etincelle de Cartier runs a single pavé band, about a millimetre and a half across, straight into its centre diamond, so ring and stone become one spark. Glam'Azone splits the band in two, parallel shafts that Valérie Messika drew as an Amazon's arrow and spear, and stops them at an oval diamond ringed with pavé. A continuous line, against a pair of weapons laid across the hand.

Cartier Etincelle de Cartier vs Messika Glam'Azone, facts side by side
FactEtincelle de CartierGlam'Azone
Designer—Valérie Messika
SchoolPlace VendômePlace Vendôme
Materialsyellow gold, rose gold, white gold, platinum, diamondyellow gold, white gold, rose gold, diamond
MovesNoNo
From€3,300€2,990
Top of line€3,300€8,450

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