The brief was to take the original wedding and engagement rings and utilise the central stone and incorporate his mother’s dress ring consisting of 30 stones into a new wedding and engagement ring set. The rings were all Rhodium plated and unhallmarked but with a little burring it became clear mums ring was in fact 18ct yellow gold. The stones under a loop looked unusually cut and upon dismantle some had one corner off, others two, three and some four. The girdle of the stones, normally crisp...

Customers rich gold and old mine cut Diamonds & Rubies, a design nod to her heritage. One of the many distinct differences between having jewellery commissioned and choosing from an existing catalogue of ready made pieces is being able to incorporate family heirlooms, to use what you already have, not only perhaps precious in sentiment but now more than ever - incredibly financially valuable. Having something bespoke means every detail is made to measure. Your taste, your brief, your style,...

Two recent remodels. From the Bee pendant two weeks ago in my news feed we decided at the same time to take 4 more diamonds from inherited rings and make a double drop stud. They look simply stunning on and a great use of these sentimental rocks from mums pieces simply by adding cast setting units and adding pins and always super good quality butterflies we have an every day into evening special pair of studs partly paid for with metal from the rings - a great way to use what you have to make...