Piece of the Week: AnaKatarina’s ‘Pretty Little Secrets’ Ring
It’s a sweet take on a classic poison ring.

One of the creepiest jewels in history has to be a poison ring, or a ring with a secret compartment that has appeared throughout history.
Per GIA, one of the style’s earliest mentions pops up in Ancient Rome, when a Roman government official ingested poison from his ring to avoid torture, according to records from historian Pliny, the Elder.
AnaKatarina has a less sinister intention for her new “Pretty Little Secrets” ring, this week’s “Piece of the Week.”
“I wanted a ring with a secret compartment to keep or hide a memory,” said designer Ana-Katarina Vinkler-Petrovic, “whether it be a token, a photograph, a dried flower, or a lock of hair.”
Crafted in 18-karat gold and accented with enamel and AnaKatarina’s signature inverted diamonds, the lid is comprised of rock crystal over pink mother-of-pearl.
The secret inside, whether sentimental or spooky, is up to the wearer.
Priced at $7,300, the ring is available for purchase on AnaKatarina.com.
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