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 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 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 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.
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 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.
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.
Inspired by the simplicity of a single bloom. A clean solitaire silhouette with intertwining floral detail.
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 lily-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.
Novella is our take on the classic round three-stone ring, beautifully proportioned with smaller accent stones and a double gallery rail. A classic for a reason.
Horizon was created to give a traditional solitaire the feel of a signet ring, substantial on the finger, but with a bit of sparkle.
Oasis was designed for people who love softer shapes but want something less expected than a traditional oval solitaire.
Cirque is a three-stone silhouette designed for those who love clean, angular lines.
Element takes the classic three-stone ring in a more geometric direction, pairing an elongated hexagon with tapered baguettes.
Neo takes an east–west emerald cut and adds a low half-bezel, making it feel like a cute little pod.
Nectar was designed around the interesting shape its three-stone setting creates on the finger, with a wider, angular band balancing the design.
Era is inspired by silhouettes found in vintage jewellery collections, pared back to feel modern, clean and wearable.
Monaco was designed to give the princess-cut solitaire a broader, more architectural feel.
Circa is inspired by silhouettes found in vintage jewellery collections, pared back to feel modern, clean and wearable.
Taking a classic solitaire and pairing it with double claw prongs and a wider band gives Amsterdam a vintage but clean feel.
Windmill was designed for people drawn to unusual shapes and strong lines, bringing a step-cut elongated hexagon to the classic solitaire.
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 three-stone design with radiant-cut stones, Haiku is for people who prefer stronger lines and the brilliance this cut brings.
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.
Inspired by the decorative form of a laurel wreath. Hand-engraved detailing adds a lovely vintage, ornamental feeling.
The detailing is hand-engraved and will have slight variations.
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.
A classic oval solitaire with floral detail in the basket. Sculpted filigree on the bridge and flowing proportions give Flora a subtle sense of ornament.
Inspired by square mirrors and shifting reflections. Stepped planes and ridge detail play with light across the band, giving Mirage its subtle sense of illusion.
Inspired by the way light and shadow shift across ridged surfaces. The emerald cut and textured band give Ombre a sense of movement that still feels grounded.
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 row of step-cut stones, centred by the feature stone, gives Vesper its cinematic quality.
The layered pavé band was inspired by the diffused light you see in photos of deep space. Paired with a pear-shaped centre stone, it gives the ring a more directional, celestial feeling.
Inspired by the fine texture of Chantilly lace. Layers of pavé create a soft, intricate halo around the pear centre stone.
Inspired by the softness and lustre of charmeuse silk. The contoured halo gives the centre stone a refined framed effect, creating a chic version of a classic halo design.
A more technical, detailed take on the hidden halo solitaire. The wider band and low bezel give the design a more sculptural, modern feeling.
A hidden halo reworked for a bezel setting, tracing closely around the stone rather than sitting separately beneath it.