Archive piece · soldThe Orient collection · Bochic
A 9-carat Burma ruby, ringed in Zambian emerald.
The piece that opened the film. Natural ruby, natural emerald and diamond, set in 18K gold and silver — from Orient, the Bochic line built for day into evening.
Archive piece, Price on request — sold. The Orient edit is in stock now, from Price on request.
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Every piece names its stones as natural, with origin, cut and carat weight.
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The piece
In facts, not adjectives
Named for where it takes you
Bochic doesn't name collections after stones.
It names them after places — Orient, Capri, Flamenco, Jungle, Aztec. Orient is the house's own words for it: “a perfect blend of day to night and swimwear to evening wear” — a piece built to go from a lunch to a launch without a change of outfit.
The ruby ring above is the clearest argument for that idea: colour bold enough to read across a room, in a setting substantial enough for evening. It is why the piece became the film's opening frame, and why the rest of the edit below carries the same stones and the same construction.
In stock now
The Orient edit
Six pieces from the same line, each ruby- or emerald-forward, each with its own stones and carat weight stated below. Cold traffic doesn't need two hundred products — it needs this one decision made easy.
The rest of the edit
Construction
Why the setting matters as much as the stone
Every stone is stated as natural — origin, cut and carat weight given on the product page, not left to a generic description. The Burma ruby and Zambian emerald on the hero piece are named that specifically because that's what they are.
The pieces are set in 18K and 22K gold worked onto silver. That combination is what lets a stone this size sit proud of the band instead of sinking into it — a lighter metal alone won't hold a 9-carat centre stone the way this construction does.
How it works
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Choose a piece
Pick from the Orient edit above, or the wider in-stock collection.
Check out on bochic.com
The purchase completes securely on Bochic's own storefront — we hand off, we don't process it here.
30-day returns
Covered under Bochic's published refund policy if it isn't right.
Not ready to buy online
Ask Bochic directly
About sizing, a stone you saw in the film, or whether something close to the archive ring still exists somewhere in the collection. A person at Bochic answers this, not this prototype.
Contact BochicBefore you ask
Is the stone actually natural?
Yes. Bochic states every gemstone on its product pages as natural, with origin, cut and carat weight given rather than left generic — that is true of the ring above and of every piece in the edit below.
What does “Archive piece · sold” mean?
The exact ring you saw in the film is a one-of-a-kind vintage piece and it is genuinely sold out — verified against Bochic's own product feed, not implied or left ambiguous. It is shown here because it is the clearest object in the collection, not because it can be bought. The Orient edit below is the same stones and construction, in stock now.
What about sizing?
Sizing options aren't published in the data this page draws from, so nothing is stated here that can't be checked. Ask Bochic directly before you order and they can confirm what is available for the specific piece.
What if it doesn't work out?
Bochic's published refund policy allows returns within 30 days.
How does payment actually work?
Selecting a piece here hands you off to Bochic's own storefront at bochic.com, where checkout completes. This page never takes payment itself.
Can I find something close to the archive ring?
That's what the Orient edit above is for — six in-stock pieces from the same line, led by the closest living counterpart: the same ruby-and-emerald story, same 18K gold and silver construction. If none of the six is right, ask Bochic — the wider Orient collection has more in stock.
What does the certificate and appraisal mean?
Bochic's product page for this ring states it comes with a certificate and an appraisal for insurance purposes. That wording is specific to this listing, so it is stated here as a product-page fact rather than a house-wide guarantee.
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