About FANCYTHISRINGS
 This 'virtual gallery' created by Eliane De Luca Peres has recently celebrated its fourth anniversary and continues in its quest to find new and unique rings every single day. In a world full of beauty, the passion for curating rings becomes a true inspiration. Each piece is chosen with a keen eye for the stories it can tell, the pleasure it can provide, and the uniqueness that can enhance the essence of those who wear it. We believe that rings are not just adornments, but rather a way to express feelings, moments, and connections. By providing a unique selection of pieces, this becomes an experience where everyone can find not just a ring, but a symbol of joy and love. We offer an emotional journey made up of details and a connection that highlights talent and art, above all.

About: Eliane de Luca Peres

Eliane de Luca Peres is a translator, language tutor, and passionate ring curator whose distinctive voice and sharp curatorial eye have made her a rising figure in the contemporary jewellery community. Her work explores the expressive power of rings—how they tell stories, mark identities, and connect people across cultures and traditions.

In May 2024, Eliane was interviewed by Jonathan Wahl, Director of the Jewelry Center at the 92nd Street Y, for Virtual Jewelry Platforms and their Creators, a conversation that highlighted her thoughtful approach to jewellery curation and digital engagement.

Her recent projects reflect her growing influence in the field: she was invited to curate the fall edition of the Discover Program for NYC Jewelry Week, took part in the Goldrush jewellery event in Paris (September 2024), and contributes a regular column to the fashion magazine Salut les Garçons (issue no. 5 released this month). She also recently unveiled a complete brand redesign for FancyThisRings, introducing a new logo, colour identity, website, and blog that capture the evolving spirit of her platform.

Eliane’s work continues to evolve at the intersection of culture, design, and storytelling—always with a profound appreciation for the artistry and symbolism of the ring