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Verragio’s Three Bridal Ring Collections at Centurion Jewelry Show January 30, 2023 (0 comments)

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New York, NY--Verragio will be showing three of its bridal ring collections for women and men at the Centurion Show. The company also has some new surprises to show attendees.

Renaissance Solitaire Collection

The new Solitaire Collection launched in 2022 by Verragio, the bridal jewelry designer unlike any other, is full of styles that are brilliantly delicate yet stunningly exquisite and designed to make your center diamond look even more beautiful. 

Whether you’re looking for a style to highlight your princess cut, pear, or round cut diamond, we have the solitaire setting that’s just right for you. From infinity bands to pavé settings, Verragio’s new Solitaire Collection is perfect for the person who wants their center diamond to be front and center of their engagement ring. 

 Eterna Prestige Collection (pictures)

Designed to signify the nature of everlasting love, Verragio’s Eterna Prestige Collection features a variety of eternity band styles that capture the beauty, fine jewelry craftsmanship, and superior design quality in one stunning ring. Designed with a continuous line of identically cut diamonds or gemstones and a Full Diamond Riviera profile, these eternity bands symbolize the everlasting nature of love and celebrate your love story in a brilliant fashion.

Men’s Black Titanium Collection

A bold look with confidence and class, the new Men’s Black Titanium Collection combines classic elements with customizable details. These unique bands marry the sleek sophistication of titanium with the rich tradition of gold or platinum. Design features include meticulously set diamonds, textured gold finishing, signature beading, and titanium accents that stand apart from the crowd. 

The company will also be giving show attendees a first look at a new collection of everyday fine jewelry.

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