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Ring L'Origine
The L’Origine Ring embodies everything that defines the D.Bachet signature: architectural precision, sharp lines, and a bold contrast between light and depth. Conceived as a structure, it is a piece where diamonds set the rhythm and the metal asserts its presence. A High Jewellery ring designed as a manifesto.
Design as the starting point
Twenty years after D.Bachet was founded, L’Origine stands as a High Jewellery creation faithful to the Maison’s identity: an architectural aesthetic, disciplined design, and meticulous details revealed over time. Imagined by David Bacher, this ring expresses an essential vision of jewellery. It is a construction in which the stone shapes the design, and every proportion is conceived as a balance.
Light in layers
At the centre, three natural white diamonds form a precise, controlled geometry:
Trapezoid step-cut diamond, 0.30 carat
Rectangular step-cut diamond, 0.25 carat
Tapered baguette diamond, 0.50 carat
Their step-cut facets reveal a distinctive mineral light, layered and structured, as though the material were unveiled in its most original form.
Contrast as the signature
Crafted in platinum 950, the ring showcases a contrast emblematic of D.Bachet. The brilliance of white diamonds is answered by the depth of black diamonds, signature stones of the Maison.
The band is entirely set with black diamonds, extending to the edges. It reveals a signature openwork detail, true to the D.Bachet spirit, carrying the line beyond what is seen and into the invisible.
Contrast as the signature
Crafted in platinum 950, the ring showcases a contrast emblematic of D.Bachet. The brilliance of white diamonds is answered by the depth of black diamonds, signature stones of the Maison.
The band is entirely set with black diamonds, extending to the edges. It reveals a signature openwork detail, true to the D.Bachet spirit, carrying the line beyond what is seen and into the invisible.
A bespoke interpretation
This creation can be reinterpreted upon request. A new selection of diamonds is sourced, and their proportions define the composition. Each piece remains singular, true to the original design.
