UPPER E - Ring
Please include your ring size in the “Order Notes” at checkout.
UPPER E is a tribute to the ones who live unapologetically between ambition and allure, heart and power.
Inspired by the world of Gossip Girl, its design reflects a symbolic bridge: three rows of diamonds on each side, gently brushing but never touching, linked by a raised golden band like the Brooklyn Bridge connecting Manhattan’s elite to the bold spirit of Brooklyn.
Crafted in Montreal, available in solid gold (10k, 14k, or 18k) and 24k vermeil, this piece celebrates those who know exactly who they are.
Because you’re not a stop along the way. You’re the destination.
Iconic jewelry worn by iconic femmes.
"UPPER E" stands for Upper East Side.
Please include your ring size in the “Order Notes” at checkout.
This ensures a perfect fit tailored just for you.
UPPER E - Ring
Product details
Crafted in Montreal
All our pieces are designed, modeled, and produced locally with care and intention, in Montreal, QC, Canada.
Materials
All pieces are available in 24k vermeil or solid gold (10k, 14k, or 18k). In platine/white, yellow and rose gold.
Stones : high-grade zircon or natural diamonds.
Made-to-Order
To avoid overproduction, each piece is made-to-order. Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery.
Ring Sizing
If you are ordering a ring, kindly mention your size in the notes at checkout.
FAQ
Please read our FAQ page to find more answers.
Can I request a custom piece or engraving?
Absolutely. Whether it’s a bespoke idea or a personal message, giving meaning to your jewelry is within our expertise. Contact us to explore what’s possible and we will get back to you in the next 24-48h.
What if I ordered the wrong ring size?
We offer resizing options depending on the model. Contact us at info@groupedemont.com for any amendment inquiries.
Do you offer repairs?
Yes. If your piece needs repair, reach out to us, we assess each case individually.
Are your pieces truly inspired by true stories?
Yes. Every creation begins with a true story (often submitted by our community) then sculpted into a fine jewelry piece as a wearable symbol of emotion.