All rings can be customised with engravings, birthstones, hidden halos and more.
All rings can be customised with engravings, birthstones, hidden halos and more.
All rings can be customised with engravings, birthstones, hidden halos and more.
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Defined by its interwoven setting, Trellis brings a distinctive sculptural detail to the classic solitaire.
A take on the classic toi-et-moi ring, named after the French word for girlfriend or partner. Two distinct stones, balanced rather than matched.
A full bezel ring built around a softly elongated oval, with a slight reverse taper that brings balance to the design. Slightly different and slightly celestial.
A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
A bezel trilogy ring designed with a sense of succession and continuation. A nod to the three-dot ellipsis and the orbital paths of celestial bodies.
A classic rounded wedding band, simple and uncomplicated. The kind of profile that has been worn for generations, finished with a polished surface.
The layered pavé band was inspired by the diffused light you see in photos of deep space. Paired with an east-west oval stone, it gives the ring an atmospheric, celestial feeling.
A band with a single parallelogram stone detail, inspired by a beam of light. Geometric, with clean architectural lines.
A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
A classic rounded wedding band, simple and uncomplicated. The familiar profile is set with a small central diamond for a single point of light.
A flat band with an asymmetric strip running through it, like a lane cut across the surface. Simple in form, with one directional detail that gives it interest.
A take on the classic toi-et-moi ring, named after the French word for girlfriend or partner. Two distinct stones, balanced rather than matched.
A classic three-stone design built around balance. The oval centre stone and pear side stones are proportioned to create a silhouette that feels natural across the finger.
A wide fitted band with a single sweep of pavé. Restrained and intentional, with just enough light to give Gleam its name.
Built around the relationship between two stones. The split double band gives Tether a feeling of connection, holding the two forms together in a sculptural but balanced way.
A more sculptural take on a three-stone ring, with layered forms inspired by the rare alignment of celestial bodies. Low, compact, and slightly unexpected.
A simple, classic pavé band with a deliberately uncomplicated feel. Designed to be worn on its own or paired with an engagement ring.
A classic solitaire given a smoother, cleaner frame. The full bezel and weightier basket make the whole design feel sculptural but understated.
A classic solitaire with subtle floral detail beneath the stone. The tulip-inspired basket is adapted for each centre stone shape, so the detail feels intentional.
A classic solitaire with subtle floral detail beneath the stone. The tulip-inspired basket is adapted for each centre stone shape, so the detail feels intentional.
A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
Celeste was designed in collaboration with Kira Kirby to reflect her taste for jewellery that feels chic and a little daring. The final design features a custom-cut soft pink elongated oval, a micropavé halo and an ombré of pink diamonds along the band. Technically challenging to make and completely one of a kind.
A classic rounded wedding band, simple and uncomplicated. The wider profile gives the band more presence.
