Tacori has added new revamped styles to its “Dantela” bridal collection, featuring a complex lace-like design.
Los Angeles—Sixteen years after Tacori founder Haig Tacorian debuted the “Dantela” bridal collection, his daughter, Nadine Tacorian Arzerounian, has reimagined the line for the next generation.
The new additions to Dantela, which means “lace” in Romanian, will show off the diamond’s intensity, said Tacori, and feature one of the brand’s most complex designs.
Tacori founder Haig Tacorian and his daughter, Nadine Tacorian Arzerounian, who is the brand’s head of design
Inspired by the original Dantela crown, the new Dantela “Crescent Fabric” design has an inner-face “fabric” to replicate lace, created by diamond-studded half-moon tracery edged with hand-hewn milgrain.
The windows of light between the lace design gives the ring an “elegant, airy” feel, said Tacori.
“Dantela is a perfect example of what Tacori is about,” said Arzerounian, who serves as the brand’s head of design.
“From an aerial perspective, the center stone appears to be the star. However, when you look at the ring from the side, all of these beautiful hidden details emerge. The woman who wears Dantela gets to see and appreciate those details every day.”
The new engagement ring and wedding band collection includes two three-stone designs, two solitaires, and a wedding band.
SEE: The New Tacori “Dantela” Bridal Collection
The “Bloom” solitaire with a cathedral-style setting ($6,490 in platinum without center stone)
The “Hidden Bloom” ring incorporates floral elements into the lace design. It’s available in a French pavé ($5,890 in platinum without center stone) or high polish version ($5,090 in platinum without center stone).
A three-stone diamond ring with two Cadillac-cut blue sapphire side stones ($5,690 in platinum without center stone)
The three-stone ring is also available with Cadillac-cut diamond side stones ($11,390 in platinum without center stone).
The collection’s other new three-stone style features pear-cut diamond side stones. ($9,090 in platinum without center stone).
The wedding band, available as a full eternity band ($4,890 in platinum) as well as half-way and three-fourths, features French pavé-set diamonds.
All the new styles are available in 18-karat yellow, white, and rose gold, and platinum.
“It’s always a balance of evolving with the times while also respecting the heritage and essence of the brand,” Tacorian said.
“Nadine has taken an iconic piece of the Tacori design story and evolved it to make it her own. It’s a great example of the Tacori look, reimagined.”
