Rings

Tanzanite and Tsavorite Garnet Ring

An exceptional 18 carat yellow gold ring modelled as a flower, featuring a 9.89ct heart-shaped tanzanite and framed by vibrant green tsavorite garnet petals. Designed as part of a matching suite with a coordinating necklace.

Tanzanite and Diamond Ring

A vivid 9.5ct oval Tanzanite, set in 18 carat white gold, with E colour, VS clarity natural diamonds.

Antique Lady Garnet Ring

Crafted c. 1790, this ring features an enamel portrait of a Lady, surrounded by almandine garnets. Extremely rare.

Double Blue Ring

Superb Aquamarine from Zambia 'Double Blue' natural untreated colour. Such depth of saturation in Aquamarine is extremely rare. Framed with EVs brilliants and baguette-cut diamonds.

Diamond Stacking Rings

Crafted in 18 carat gold, each ring is set with a natural diamond in a variety of shapes and sizes. Designed to be worn alone or stacked, with coloured gemstone versions also available.

11ct Pink Diamond Ring

An impressive and elegant 18ct White and Rose gold ring. Featuring an 11.01 Pink pear shape Diamond, with VS1 clarity. A pair of pear shaped diamonds compliment the pink beautifully. Sold

Burmese Sapphire and Diamond Ring

A fine and rare 14.14ct Burmese blue sapphire surrounded by over one carat of white diamonds in a fine 18 carat white gold setting.

Unheated Paraiba Tourmaline Ring

This ring is a gemmologists dream, with the rarest of the rare, a 9ct Mozambique unheated Paraiba Tourmaline surrounded by heated Paraiba tourmalines and completed with brilliant white diamonds in a hand wrought platinum setting. Sold.

Oval Ruby & Diamond Ring

This striking ruby ring features a rare, over 12cts “Pigeon Blood” graded (AIGS) Ruby set in an 18ct White Gold Ring with Yellow Gold Claws. Surrounded by 1.6cts of rare white diamonds.

Green Tourmaline & Bubble Gum Spinel Ring

A fine and rare 13ct ‘mint green’ Afghan Tourmaline combined with a rare matching pair of natural Burmese ‘bubble gum’ pink spinels, in a handmade 18 carat yellow gold setting with diamond ‘hidden halos’.