A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
Ember was designed to create the impression of one large stone, with Cadillac-cut side diamonds adding contrast and shaping its tapered silhouette.
Opera features an extra-elongated cushion-cut stone set east–west, creating a lovely, almost signet-like form on the finger that feels modern and sleek.
Myth was designed to create a lovely elongated form across the finger, with separate trilliant side stones allowing the setting to curve down slightly at either end.
A rounded signet-like band with side diamonds following the arc of the curve. Soft but architectural, with the centre stone lifted just enough to still feel like an engagement ring.
Inspired by the layered detail of decorative garlands. Flowing hand carved filigree and a sculptural trellis give Garland a lovely intricate, ornamental feeling.
The detailing is hand engraved and will have slight variations.
A hidden halo reworked for a bezel setting, tracing closely around the stone rather than sitting separately beneath it.
Built around a strong directional line. The angled cushion and bezel give Axis a sculptural feeling, balanced by the clean sweep of the band.
A fresh take on the familiar three-stone idea of past, present and future. Framed more like an old fable, it feels old-world without feeling dated.
A classic solitaire given a smoother, cleaner frame. The full bezel and weightier basket make the whole design feel sculptural but understated.
Taking cues from the layered petals of a marigold, this design frames the centre stone with a bold floral silhouette. Classic in structure and sculptural in feeling.
Inspired by the feeling of an ornate room at Versailles, reworked into a cleaner modern form. Decorative, but still restrained.
Inspired by old-world proportions, seen through a more contemporary lens. The cushion centre stone brings softness, while the setting and tapered baguettes give cleaner, more modern lines.
A classic solitaire with subtle floral detail beneath the stone. The lily-inspired basket is adapted for each centre stone shape, so the detail feels intentional.
Inspired by open grasslands and scattered wildflowers. The cluster is arranged to feel organic rather than symmetrical, with each stone placed like part of a natural composition.
Inspired by old Hollywood, the centre stone is the main feature, framed by subtle ridge detail like curtains at the edge of a stage.
A different take on the hidden halo, designed to feel integrated into the setting. The micro pavé creates a small scintillation effect, rewarding closer inspection.