The fleur-de-lis carried meaning long before it decorated crowns: in medieval heraldry it marked lineage, sovereignty, and sanctioned authority, later adopted across French monarchy and Marian iconography as a mark of purity held under protection. This ring translates that inheritance rather than reproducing it — the lily's upward, three-part growth is abstracted into two sweeping arms that rise from a split shank and converge beneath a bezel-set marquise diamond, the emblem's crown reduced to pure structural gesture. A princess-cut diamond, set within a kite-shaped frame at the gallery, anchors the composition and echoes the lily's grounded base. The open architecture keeps the silhouette light against the hand, letting each curve read as continuous line rather than ornament applied after the fact.

Available as a custom order in additional metals or stone configurations upon request.

Files: 3DM · STL · OBJ · FBX · 3DS Ring size: US 7 · Inner diameter 17.30mmStone cavity: Marquise diamond 4x8mm · bezel-set / Princess diamond 3x3mm · kite bezel-setBand: Tapered split shank · 2.03–2.68mm widthMesh: Manifold · No errors · Slicer-verified