Clean Oval Solitaire
A clean east-west-leaning oval on an unadorned polished round wire shank. Nothing to distract from the outline of the stone, which is the entire proposition.
Coin-Edge Two-Tone Solitaire
A rose gold ribbed coin-edge band contrasting a white solitaire head. The milled edge is a menswear detail borrowed into a solitaire, and it gives the ring real character.
Cushion Knife-Edge Solitaire
A squarish cushion perched high on a very fine plain wire shank, with corner claws following the stone’s outline. The knife-edge shank catches a line of light along its ridge.
Cushion Pavé Halo
Pavé runs right over the shoulder crest and into a compact halo, so there is no visual break between shank and head. A continuous line of light from one side of the finger to the other.
Delicate Claw Solitaire
A delicate fine band with a single modest claw-set stone barely raised above the shank. The most wearable solitaire in the collection and the natural entry price point.
Domed Multi-Row Pavé Band
A chunky domed band fully encrusted with several parallel rows of small pavé. Maximum surface sparkle with no single focal point — the everyday alternative to the four-row dress band.
Emerald Cut Corner-Claw Solitaire
A large rectangular step-cut table sitting square above a narrow pavé shank, with a claw over each corner where the stone is most vulnerable. Step cuts show clarity openly, so this shape asks more of the stone than any brilliant does.
Filigree Multi-Row Band
A wide domed band with several pavé rows and pierced scrollwork running along the side wall. The filigree is only visible in profile, which is the detail that rewards a second look.
Fine Pavé Half Band
A very slim band with pavé across roughly half the circumference and a plain reverse. The entry-level stacker in the collection and the natural companion to any solitaire here.
Fine Yellow Accent Band
A near-plain fine yellow band with only a faint cluster of tiny settings at the crown. The most understated piece in the range.























