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 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
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 classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
A clean beginning, classic and uncomplicated, with room to stay simple or become something more.
A more sculptural take on a three-stone ring, with layered forms inspired by the alignment of celestial bodies. Low, compact, and slightly unexpected.
A clean beginning, classic and uncomplicated, with room to stay simple or become something more.
Ornamental and botanical, with the feeling of something gathered and woven.
Ornamental and botanical, with the feeling of something gathered and woven.
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.
Built around the relationship between two stones. The split double band gives Tether a feeling of connection, holding the two forms together with sculptural but balanced way
Ornamental and botanical, with the feeling of something gathered and woven.
Ornamental and botanical, with the feeling of something gathered and woven.