Jacob & Co. - “Estribo” collection

April 2016

Jacob & Co. - “Estribo” collection

April 2016

Inspired by Andalusian Stallions and the ornate detailing of traditional Spanish tack, Jacob & Co.’s stirrup, or “Estribo” collection, offers a bold, yet elegant take on the exquisite adornment practices of Spanish equestrians.

Jacob & Co. - “Estribo” collection

Translating the desires of the rider into the motions of the horse, the estribo is the key instrument allowing the two to move together in seamless choreography. By highlighting this harmonious link between man and animal in wearable form, Jacob & Co. honors the glamorous spirit, and longstanding love affair between the Spanish and their horses, with a captivating choker, earrings, bangle and ring.

Jacob & Co. - “Estribo” collection

The Estribo Collection is available fashioned of 18k white gold with stunning blue sapphires 18k rose gold with full diamond pavé or rose gold without diamonds. The back pin of each of the Estribo pieces slides through the stirrup design to secure closure.

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