An inverted horseshoe: the Gancino is one of the symbols that make the Salvatore Ferragamo brand immediately recognizable. Used for the first time in 1969 as a bag closure, since then the Gancino has appeared on bags, belts, shoes, ties, scarves. And jewelry. After the leather bracelet, here are three gold rings, with blue, green and pink cat’s eye stones, in three very summery shades and two 0.03 carat diamonds, inserted at the end, which give a touch of extra brightness. Prices: 1600 euros for the stone version while 3200 euros for the one with the diamond pavé.
Ferragamo: diamonds for a Gancino
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