Two-Tier Stone Band
Two tiers of stones along the upper shank creating a stepped, layered profile edge. The second row is finer than the first, which keeps the stepping subtle rather than clumsy.
Two-Tone X-Link Eternity
White-metal stones separated by yellow-gold X links right around the circumference — the two-tone contrast does the decorative work that pavé would normally do. Reads as a fashion band rather than a bridal one.
Vintage Floral Halo
A period cluster borrowing from Edwardian and early Deco jewellery, where each halo stone rests in its own petal-shaped cup edged in fine milgrain beading. That hand-worked bead detail is what separates a genuine vintage-style ring from a modern one imitating the look.
Violet Six-Claw Ladder Ring
Six claws rather than four — more secure on a large stone and more even in the way they frame a round outline. The violet centre appears to float above the broad baguette ladder beneath it.
Vivid Blue Six-Claw Ladder
A vivid blue round stone on a broad ladder shank of alternating baguettes and rounds. Six claws hold it evenly and keep the metal light against the saturation of the colour.
White Pavé Bow Ring
A white-metal pavé bow with a small stone set at the knot on a thin band. The white version of the yellow bow, and the pair should be merchandised together.
Woven Pavé Crossover
Several pavé ribbons twist and cross over one another to build a wide woven dome. All of the interest is structural — there is no single stone to look at.
Yellow Cathedral Solitaire
A high-set centre perched above a tapering polished yellow shank, photographed in profile so the cathedral rise is the point. Warm metal against a bright stone is the strongest contrast available without adding colour.
Yellow Centre Ladder Ring
A yellow centre on the same wide baguette ladder shank that runs through this cocktail group, giving the range a recognisable house architecture. The warm stone against white metal is the strongest colour contrast in the set.
Yellow Four-Claw Solitaire
A warm polished yellow shank rising to a simple four-claw white-look head. The purest classic in the range, and the cheapest to photograph well.
Yellow Gold Bow Band
A yellow-gold ribbon bow tied across the top of a thin plain band, with pavé following the loops so the form catches light as it curves. One of the few yellow-metal pieces in the collection.
Yellow Gold Pear Solitaire
A single elongated stone sitting high above a heavy plain polished yellow band. The weight of the shank against the delicacy of the stone is the whole idea — nothing else competes.























