This Art Deco–inspired ring combines a band of black wood inlaid with iridescent scarab wings and framed by black rhodium–plated sterling silver. Diamonds are set along the edges, while pearls are placed as soft accents around the ring. The mix of strong lines, rich textures, and subtle shine creates a bold yet refined piece.

Scarabs are found across ancient cultures and revered by the Egyptians, it symbolised rebirth and renewal. Its naturally iridescent wings—formed without pigment—shift in luminous hues and endure for generations, reflecting nature’s quiet brilliance and timeless transformation. Scarab wings display natural colours that cannot be dyed or replicated. Green symbolises renewal, blue is for protection, while dark stands for strength in mystery, and gold being for eternity. Together, they reflect nature’s quiet intelligence, carrying meanings shaped by time, belief, and transformation. At LAdV, scarab jewellery is shaped by patience and restraint. Wings are ethically collected after their natural life cycle, then hand-sorted, prepared, and set one by one—each wing requiring 12–15 minutes of focused handwork. Their iridescence is never altered, only protected, and every piece takes months to complete, guided by nature’s pace and disciplined craftsmanship. 

This piece took 1 month to finish with over 4-5 craftsmen and designers involved at various stages.

Rose-Cut White Diamonds: 0.138 ct.
Pearls:   0.614 g.
Size: 55
Weight: 13.69 g.