Vintage Cabochon Series
Three gold-tone rings built around smooth cabochons, from a filigree cocktail ring to an easy double-stone wrap.
Why this series sells
Smooth cabochons in pink, white and opal-like tones give a softer, vintage-inspired look that suits evening ranges and classic customers.
The series moves from a large filigree cat's eye cocktail ring to an oval cabochon framed in crystals and a double-cabochon wrap ring at an easier price. Cabochon colours can be rotated across all three on the existing moulds.
Designs in this series
Large cat's eye in a filigree basket
Oval Gold White Cat's Eye Halo Stainless Steel Cocktail Ring for Women
Oval cabochon framed in small crystals
Gold Double Oval Cat's Eye Cabochon Stainless Steel Bypass Ring for Women
Double-cabochon wrap ring in three colours
Compare the designs
How the samples are made; material, plating and colours can be re-specified per order.
Suggested colour stories
Use one palette across the series for a consistent display and a single colour approval. Colour changes use the existing moulds.
- Rose and pearl
Soft pink and white cat's eye for a romantic vintage look.
- Turquoise and onyx
Turquoise-look and onyx-look cabochons on gold for a bolder vintage edit.
- Opal-look
Opal-look cabochons for an evening and occasion range.
Suggested first order
Based on 100 pcs per design per colour, sizes mixed within a colour; add or remove designs to suit your channel.
Display and selling tips
- Lead with the filigree cocktail ring; it carries the vintage story and the highest price.
- Offer the crystal-framed oval as the core piece and the double-cabochon wrap as the easy entry price.
- Show one cabochon colour across all three designs so customers see the series clearly.
- Rotate cabochon colours each season to refresh the range without new moulds.
Questions about this series
Which stones can I use?
Any cabochon of the same size and shape, such as cat's eye, opal-look, turquoise-look or onyx-look, fits the existing moulds.
Can the cabochon be swapped for a faceted stone?
A faceted stone has a pointed underside, so the seat must be reshaped; that is a mould modification.
Are the large rings heavy?
The filigree basket is pierced, so it is lighter than a solid ring of the same size, and the inside of the band is rounded and hand-polished.
Further reading
- One mould, a whole range: expanding a ring line at low costWhich changes keep the existing mould, how to turn one design into a colour story, and how to plan a series order.
- Glue, bezel or prong: how stones are set in fashion steel ringsWhy most fashion steel rings use glued stones, when another setting is worth it, and which stone changes need a new mould.
- Plating stainless steel rings: colours, PVD and durabilityWhich colours are possible, what makes plating last, and where you can save cost without losing quality.
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