“Shell Auranova” is the next generation of the brand’s bridal line, featuring half-bezel engagement rings with bold and fluid designs.
Lagos Cues Color with New Line
The brand’s most recent collection offers boldly colored gemstones, like green quartz and blue topaz, set into its signature sterling silver metalwork.

Lagos is turning it up for spring with its new collection, Caviar Color, which infuses vibrant hues into the brand’s signature sterling silver metalwork.
The line offers gemstones including Rose de France amethyst, white and Swiss blue topaz, amethyst and green quartz bezel-set into sterling silver bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings, with Lagos’ signature “Caviar” beaded look and 18-karat yellow gold accents.
The collection reemphasizes the “My Lagos My Way” campaign messaging, the brand said, “encouraging the Lagos woman to build a collection and add to her stack in her own personal way … now with color.”
The Caviar Color collection launched on Feb. 15 online at Lagos.com and in-store with its national and independent retailers.
The rings in this collection come with different stone sizes, creating price point variety for consumers. Left, a Rose de France ring ($995) and a green quartz ring ($1,400), both bezel set in a silver band with 18-karat gold beading.
A cabochon amethyst is bezel set into this sterling silver ring with 18-karat gold Caviar beading ($1,800) and is complementary to the sterling silver and amethyst bracelet, also with 18-karat gold Caviar beading accents ($1,350).
These Swiss blue topaz earrings are bezel set in sterling silver with 18-karat gold and silver Caviar beaded accents and 14-karat gold posts ($795).
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