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"    Gilan Pure Cintemani Rings, $2,800 to $7,000; Photo: Gilan   An ancient design motif is getting a luxe update, thanks to Turkish fine jewelers Gilan. The Istanbul-based label\u2014founded by two brothers whose great-grandmother was head seamstress to the Ottoman Court\u2014has long drawn on the city&amp;#039;s opulent past. For spring, Gilan&amp;#039;s sights are set on the cintemani, a symbol of power and strength used in traditional Ottoman art. It combines three circles (representing leopard spots) with two curving lines (influenced by tiger stripes), and &amp;quot;is thought to have origins in the Far East, where it was believed to have been a Buddhist symbol,&amp;quot; Gilan vice chairman Osmon Gilan told ELLE.com. Thus, the brand&amp;#039;s Cintemani collection &amp;quot;is a subtle interpretation of the traditional symbol, [done] with great delicacy,&amp;quot; he continued\u2014they&amp;#039;re rendered in citrine, rubies, amethysts, black or white diamonds, and a spectrum of gold shades (white, yellow, or rose). Find the pieces, which range from $1,500 to $85,000, in select Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue stores now.   Gilan Flower Cintemani Bracelet, price upon request; Photo: Gilan  Gilan Playful Cintemani Rings, $1,500 to $2,000; Photo: Gilan "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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