I'd go with 2. The collection previews add helpful context without taking focus away.

Ohh it's tough both

Option 1 brings the focus on ring more than Option 2

Option 2 looks better.

1 is better

Great breakdown of hero dynamics! Finding the right balance between product spotlight and storytelling makes all the difference in that initial first impression.

option 2, giving users access to explore few collections

Option two for me

Option 2

I picked Option 2. The hero isn't just showcasing a product—it introduces the catalog at first glance. That extra layer of context can improve engagement while keeping the primary focus intact. Nicely considered.

The design looks awesome. Great project!

option one for me!

Option 2 feels stronger; the supporting previews add context without distracting from the hero product.

Nice one Serge...I am working on same industry project😊

Great design !

My heart is for straight, minimal accents.

I would go with option 1

Looks good. But in both instances the Navbar falls away a little.

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option 2 good design previews

I go for option 1😊

Both are strong, but Option 2 feels more balanced. 🔥

Looks good.

Option 2 looks amazing

Really liked it 💜

I would go with Option 1 for the hero. The first screen should make one decision obvious, and a single focal product holds attention better than a split view. I would still use Option 2's collection previews, just in the section right below the fold once the hero has landed the message.

I'd lean toward Option 1. For fine jewelry the ring itself is the whole pitch, and giving it the full frame without competing thumbnails keeps that feeling of exclusivity intact.

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