Inspired by “The Seven Deadly Sins”, internationally acclaimed jewelry designer, Stephen Webster has created exquisite fine jewelry collection named right after it. Each of the seven beautifully hand-crafted cocktail rings and pendants portrays one of the oldest and darkest Christian teachings, The Seven Deadly Sins. Using a selection of exotic gemstones including Tanzanite, Peridot, Fire Opal, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Red Garnet and Diamonds, “The Seven Deadly Sins” are a whimsical depiction of the ancient vices: Pride, Greed, Envy, Wrath, Lust, Gluttony and Sloth.
Describing his magnificent, fabulously decadent collection, Webster Said: “In the context of the 21st Century, the seven deadly sins may not be admirable but are no longer considered punishable by death. And whilst everyone knows what each of the sins represent, not everyone knows the individual punishments administered in hell by the old devil himself or that each sin is characterized by a luminous color. The time felt right to revisit the original sins; but this time with the addition of seven defining pieces of jewelry.”
LUST – A desire that burns, inciting desperate hands to grasp gratuitously. 18ct White Gold Ring, pave set with White Diamonds and Tanzanite.
SLOTH – A plush pink pillow of passivity absorbs wasted talents and gifts. 18ct Yellow Gold Ring, pave set with White Diamonds, Blue Topaz and Enamel Inlay.
WRATH – Red rage is offered in a guise by the hand that provokes the spark. 18ct Rose Gold Ring, set with White Diamonds, Rubies and Red Garnet.
GREED – For the love of money is the root of all evil. 18ct Yellow Gold Ring, pave set with White Diamonds.
GLUTTONY – In its gaping glory the gargantuan mouth remains unsatisfied. 18ct White Gold Ring, pave set with Rubies, White Agate Inlay and Fire Opal.
PRIDE – The proud peacock ruffles its royal feathers. Blue Titanium Ring, set with White Diamonds, Pink Sapphires and Amethyst.
ENVY – The green eye of envy is all seeing. 18ct White Gold Ring, pave set with Black and White Diamonds, Tsavorites and Green Tourmaline.
via: thejewelleryeditor