We believe in clean designs and settings that display the diamonds to their fullest effect. We advise using as little metal as possible to highlight the beauty of the stones in a setting. Classic lines, soft edges and bright diamonds will always stand the test of time. Every piece should have an effortless flow to its aesthetic. We recommend complimenting a centre stone with tailored claws, even if they're different to the colour of the setting. For example, platinum claws holding a white diamond on a yellow gold band, or yellow gold claws holding a yellow diamond on a platinum mount.

We use diamonds of a G colour and VS2 clarity as a minimum and we create mounts in platinum, 18ct yellow gold and 18ct rose gold. We do not make rings in white gold. As gold is naturally yellow, white gold is made using other metals like silver or nickel and coated in rhodium to make it look white. However, in the same way that tooth enamel wears over time, so too does the plating and this causes the ring to turn greyish-yellow and need to be re-plated to regain its whiteness. The price for platinum is not too much higher and it is naturally white and stronger. Platinum is usually alloyed with silver to make it brighter and has a hallmark of 950 at the luxury grade.

Everything is subject to personal preference and what complements who you are. The wonderful thing about jewellery is that it can be an expression of individuality or represent a beautiful memory. We look forward to sharing the experience of owning a new piece of fine jewellery with you.

Fine jewellery hallmarks are ‘950' for platinum, and ‘750' for 18 carat gold, be it rose, white or yellow gold. This means the metal used in the ring is comprised of 1000 parts.