With the success of last year’s exclusive in-house “Past, Present and Future” jewellery collections, King Fook Jewellery returns with a novel and playful variant of the “Past collection” yet in another creative expressive form of Tic Tac Toe symbols. This time, the designer merges the classic gameboard with the crosses and noughts, denoting love and kisses, into a series of simple and timeless yet stylish designs, to add a dash of fun in everyday looks.
Inspired by the popular childhood game, the Tic Tac Toe collection features simple yet bold crosses and noughts with sparkling 18K white gold and delicately set diamonds, creating luxuriously muted necklaces and earrings for an effortless metropolitan chic.
The Tic Tac Toe Collection
As an extension of the ‘Past’ thematic jewellery creations, King Fook Jewellery continues its artistic recollection of childhood fun and memories this year with its latest Tic Tac Toe collection combining symbols of crosses and noughts, denoting love and kisses, with playful details. Necklaces crafted in 18K white gold are decorated with micro claw- and bezel-set diamonds to create the game board and the X’s and O’s. Glittering bezel-set round diamonds add to the instantly recognisable image of the game, evoking fond childhood memories.
Apart from the necklaces, the Tic Tac Toe Collection features crisscross earrings each adorned with a delicately crafted removable jacket, with an openwork 3D circle is crafted in 18K white gold and a claw-set diamond on the three-prong mount allows movement to create a swinging sparkle within the frame, adding dimensions to the design and making it a two-way item for refreshing styling possibilities.
The Past Collection
The original Past Collection depicts the bold noughts and crosses in clean lines; available in sophisticated earrings, necklaces and bracelets in sparkling 18K white gold and set with diamonds.
Stylish yet full of childlike wonder, let King Fook Jewellery latest Tic Tac Toe Collection take your everyday jewellery game to the next level.
