Waiting for the weekend

Just a little bit until the weekend, when we’ll have a lot of fun listening to good music, dancing and sipping our cocktails.

Speaking of them, I've recently discovered Piaget’s rings collection inspired by colourful and fruity cocktails. I totally understood how the brand came up with such an idea after checking out Piaget’s Pinterest page dedicated to Cocktail Inspiration Rings. This is what it’s written on their page: “sparkling gemstones evoke fascinating cocktails. Colourful, tangy, fruity... Piaget's Cocktail inspiration rings sparkle with a shimmering radiance that lights up the night, forming a set of exquisite invitations to succumb to life's most delightful pleasures.”

And the rings… my, oh my. J See it for yourself:

• Limelight "Watermelon Dream" cocktail inspiration ring in 18K yellow gold, set with a cushion-cut rubellite, 280 brilliant-cut emeralds, 4 rubellite balls, 34 brilliant-cut yellow diamonds and 45 brilliant-cut diamonds

 Piaget's Pinterest page

• Limelight "Lemon Fizz" cocktail inspiration ring in 18K yellow gold, set with 13 brilliant-cut diamonds, 4 brilliant-cut emeralds, 2 rubellite balls, a sculpted peridot and an oval-cut "lemon" quartz

Piaget's official website

• Limelight "Blue Moon" cocktail inspiration ring in 18K white gold set with one oval-cut amethyst, 100 round emeralds, 296 brilliant-cut diamonds, one round yellow sapphire, and sculpted white chalcedony

Piaget's Pinterest page

• Limelight "Blue Lagoon" cocktail inspiration ring in 18K white gold set with a cushion-cut aquamarine, 13 brilliant-cut fire opals and 58 brilliant-cut diamonds

Piaget's official website