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.
Inspired by falling raindrops and the movement of cascading water. Two pear stones sit in an off-centre composition that feels fluid and balanced.
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 movement of fabric draped around a form. The flowing metal wraps the angled pear stone, giving Veil a soft sense of movement within a bolder shape.
Inspired by a stone softened by water over time. Rounded proportions, a wider pear stone, and a smooth bezel give Pebble its sculptural, gently worn feeling.
Designed around clean lines and the unexpected flashes of light from a step-cut pear centre stone. Grounded by a wider band so the unusual angle feels intentional.
A classic solitaire given a smoother, cleaner frame. The full bezel and weightier basket make the whole design feel sculptural but understated.
Inspired by something precious carried gently to shore. The east-west pear settles into a wider curved band, giving Drift its fluid, naturally placed feeling.
A classic solitaire brought back to its original form. Simple, balanced, and deliberately uncomplicated.
Inspired by the tangle of wild stems and blooms. Layered, organic, and naturally composed rather than overly arranged.
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 pear solitaire with a more theatrical kind of detail. The ridged band recalls the folds of a cabaret curtain, giving the design a dressed-up feeling.