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 more sculptural take on a three-stone ring, with layered forms inspired by the rare alignment of celestial bodies. Low, compact, and slightly unexpected.
Named for the soft pink at first light, with a triple micropavé band that shifts from pink to colourless stones. At its centre, a custom-cut elongated oval set in a rose gold basket.
Designed with Kira Kirby for our Tastemakers Series.
Built around the precise geometry of a prism. The elongated step-cut octagonal stone and square-edged band give the design clean geometric lines and an overall structured feeling.
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.
A clean, architectural ring with a longer emerald cut at the centre. Side micro pavé creates a small reveal of light.
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.
Inspired by codes, symbols, and the shape of a keyhole. The angled shield-cut stone and precise geometry give this design a quiet, almost enigmatic feeling.
Inspired by the fine layers of tulle, this design reworks the classic halo with an extra elongated oval and a much finer diamond frame. Soft, detailed, and more refined.
Inspired by the feeling of an ornate room at Versailles, reworked into a cleaner modern form. Decorative, but still restrained.
Starting with a compass-prong setting, we leaned into the sense of direction with a step-cut oval and east-west orientation.