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Piece of the Week: M. Spalten’s “Fire” Ring
As the weather heats up, we turn our attention to brilliant, saturated hues.

New York--Mexican fire opals bring the heat in this ornate ring design by Los Angeles-based fine jewelry brand M. Spalten, which has us anticipating the warmer days ahead.
The opals are surrounded by pink tourmalines and white diamonds, all set in 18-karat rose gold with black rhodium accents.
M. Spalten is the venture launched a few years ago by Melissa Spalten, a Texas native with a love of gemstones.
Spalten’s orange and pink color combination is on fire; we can’t wait to see more from the burgeoning designer.
The “Fire” ring retails for $7,452. For wholesale or retail inquiries contact mspalten@gmail.com.
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