"LINGOTTO FABBRICA FIAT" SIGNET

This ring's structure is made of sterling solid silver, and its main motif is a piece of gadrooned yellow 18k gold that counterbalances the smoothness of its 5 curves by generating golden vaults on the surface of the finger.

As early as 1908, the Italian Futurist Manifesto proclaimed that a racing car was more beautiful than theVictory of Samothrace. In this context, in which speed would be the new religion, the Agnelli family, owners of FIAT, built in Turin (northern Italy) the most sophisticated European factory of its time: the Lingotto, a factory prodigy praised by Le Corbusier himself.

The Lingotto project was begun in 1915 by the young Italian architect and engineer Giacomo Mattè-Trucco following the momentum of Italian industry generated by the needs of the First World War, and was completed in 1923. Distributed over 5 floors with a modular design, it was one of the examples of a vertical factory with the particularity that the cars were started on the ground floor and finished on the last and highest floor, leaving at the end on the roof of the building where the jewel of the Lingotto was located: a 24 metre wide oval test track with two extremely steep 180° curves where the drivers tested the new cars.

GOLD
Gold jewels should only be cleaned with non-abrasive products, preferably mild soap and water, and then dried with a soft cloth.

SILVER AND BRASS
Jewels made of silver and brass remain shiny when worn often. Over time, however, exposure to moisture and air can cause tarnish, a dark coating on their surface. You can clean them with any metal polisher sold in supermarkets, rubbing gently with a soft clean cloth to prevent scratches. You can then wash them with mild soap and water.
You can also keep them in a drawstring bag of soft cloth that will preserve them from external elements.

GEMSTONES
Jewellery made of precious metals and gemstones can be washed with mild soap and water. If the back of the gemstone needs to be cleaned, you can use a soft brush to gently scrub the less accessible areas.

We know that buying a jewel that you cannot see is difficult. Therefore, you can arrange a call with Teresa Estapé to ask questions, share concerns, listen to suggestions and receive extra information on the pieces you like: videos, photos and advice.

1.Book your appointment: Choose between visiting the atelier or receiving a call. Choose date and time. Once done you will receive a confirmation email.

2. What questions do you have?: When booking your appointment we will ask you to briefly tell us how we can help you.

3. Appointment Day: We will welcome you in our atelier or call you at the agreed time.

National: 8€ 24h + production time.
Balearic Islands: 15€ 24h + production time.
EU: 25€ 3/4 days + production time.

Other countries:
Check price and delivery time at info@teresaestape.com

Our pieces are produced by hand one by one, with precision and care from the workshop in Barcelona. Therefore, your piece will have a production time of two weeks.

15,6 mm (Diameter) / 49 mm (Circumference) – Size 9

15,9 mm (Diameter) / 50 mm (Circumference) – Size 10

16,2 mm (Diameter) / 51 mm (Circumference) – Size 11

16,5 mm (Diameter) / 52 mm (Circumference) – Size12

16,8 mm (Diameter) / 53 mm (Circumference) – Size 13

17,1 mm (Diameter) / 54 mm (Circumference) – Size 14

17,5 mm (Diameter) / 55 mm (Circumference) – Size 15

17,8 mm (Diameter) / 56 mm (Circumference) – Size 16

18,1mm (Diameter) / 57 mm (Circumference) – Size 17

18,4 mm (Diameter) / 58mm (Circumference) – Size 18

18,7mm (Diameter) / 59 mm (Circumference) – Size 19

19,1 mm (Diameter) / 60 mm (Circumference) – Size 20

19,4 mm (Diameter) / 61 mm (Circumference) – Size 21

19,7 mm (Diameter) / 62 mm (Circumference) – Size 22

20 mm (Diameter) / 63 mm (Circumference) – Size 23