Allegra or Antifer
de Grisogono · Repossi
Allegra
Thin rings spiralled together so they look randomly stacked: one jewel that reads as many, wound around each other.
Antifer
A band with one sharp peak, named after a Normandy cliff, repeated row on row until the ring becomes a ridge.
De Grisogono meant Allegra's wound rings as an image of two people bound together; Gaia Repossi first offered Antifer as an alternative to the wedding band. Union shapes both, in opposite geometries. Repossi's 2013 design repeats a single peak in neat rows, after a cliff on the Channel coast. De Grisogono's 2003 design winds thin rings round each other with studied irregularity. Repossi's ring is still made, in pink, white and black gold. Allegra belongs to a house that has had no storefront since 2020.
| Fact | Allegra | Antifer |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced | 2003 | 2013 |
| Designer | — | Gaia Repossi |
| School | Geneva | Place Vendôme |
| Materials | rose gold, white gold, diamond | rose gold, white gold, diamond, malachite, onyx, mother-of-pearl, turquoise |
| Moves | No | stacks |
| From | Not published | Not published |
Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.
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