Anaïs for Breast Cancer
My daughter’s favorite rings are always rosado, and this pink version of Herculaneum is named after her.
I come from a long line of fantastically beautiful women, but in general, they have been so naturally blessed, that they did not need to be very feminine. I overreacted, and married the most feminine woman I could find, and was blessed to have a daughter that is also very feminine. My grandmother Ita says that a woman’s femininity is her greatest power. I don’t know if that is true, but I think it is definitely worth considering. My grandmother’s advice is always very good.
Pink also happens to be the rallying color for the war against breast cancer. My wife Sarah died from metastatic breast cancer, and I do not want my daughter to die. This ring is my daughter Anaïs’ favorite color, but it also captures my hope that we can prevent all of our daughters from dying from this terrible disease. I am donating 100% of the purchase price of my Anaïs ring to the . I need to. I am scared, and want to be optimistic about my daughter’s future health.
100% of your purchase will be donated to , so I am personally donating all of the costs for your ring to match your generosity.
My Favorite Parts of this Ring
I find this ring totally regal. It is a real stunner, and as I like to say, you can “dance with the Russians, and not feel under-dressed”. If you are looking for a formal and elegant ring for a special day or night, this ring might be the one for you.
One of my favorite parts of this ring is the combination of the stone cut and its setting. The particularly brilliant cut of this stone, when mounted with a closed-back, brings out a richness and depth of color that is mesmerizing. I hope it enchants you as well.