Mauboussin 1960s Lapis Lazuli and Gold Link Ring

A ring that doesn’t just sit on the finger—it moves with it.

Crafted in the 1960s by Mauboussin, this 18k yellow gold ring is a modular marvel. Interlocking links of gold alternate with sculpted insets of royal blue lapis lazuli—cool against the skin, rich against the gold. The openwork design lends an airy geometry, echoing the era’s fascination with form and negative space.

This piece isn’t trying to be classic. It already is. Its elegance lies in its construction: seamless, intelligent, and completely self-possessed.

Signed and numbered, it’s a rare example of Parisian modernism at its most wearable.

• Designer: Mauboussin

• Year: 1960s

• Metal: 18k Yellow Gold

• Gemstone: Lapis Lazuli

• Weight: 11 grams

• Size: 6

• Serial No.: 23851

• Condition: Very Good

For the collector who prefers architecture over ornament—and color that speaks quietly but firmly.