Repossi Antifer ring rose gold and with diamonds

3,400.00

The Repossi Antifer Ring rose gold is not decorative in the traditional sense. It is designed. Considered. Architectural. A piece that reflects the evolution of fine jewellery into something more deliberate, and distinctly contemporary.

Worn alone, the ring reads as a strong, minimal statement. Combined with other Antifer pieces, it becomes part of a layered composition that feels both curated and personal.

Also available in black gold and white gold

Exclusively available at Bonebakker.

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Repossi Antifer ring rose gold and with diamonds

Subtle, sharp and unmistakably modern. The Repossi Antifer Ring pink gold translates the house’s architectural vision into its most refined form. Designed by Gaia Repossi, the Antifer collection reimagines traditional jewellery through line and structure—where minimalism meets tension.

Delicate and powerful

Crafted in 18k pink gold, the ring follows a slender, slightly off-centre silhouette. The design is inspired by the cliffs of Normandy, visible in the signature peak that interrupts the band. A clean gesture. Graphic, yet delicate. The soft warmth of the gold contrasts with the precision of the line.

Follow the line of brilliance

The upper edge is set with a row of brilliant-cut diamonds. Carefully selected for their clarity and light. Each stone is pavé-set to create a continuous, refined sparkle. Never overwhelming. Always controlled. The diamonds enhance the shape rather than define it, allowing the design to remain the focal point.

Lightweight and precise, the ring follows the natural movement of the hand. Wear it alone for a subtle, architectural statement. Or stack it with other Antifer rings to build a more layered, personal composition.

Pure expression

The Antifer ring is one of the purest expressions of Gaia Repossi’s design language. A study in balance. Between softness and edge. Between tradition and modernity.

Explore the full Repossi Collection in our showroom, and discover how modern design becomes wearable art.