Round and Pear Trilogy
A round brilliant centre flanked by two pears pointing outward, which widens the head and draws the eye along the finger. The tall cathedral bridge lifts the whole head clear of the hand.
Ruban Bow Suite
A four-piece parure — necklace, earrings, bracelet and ring — built around a single bow motif, with baguettes channel-set along the ribbon tails to mimic the flat liquid flash of satin. This is high-jewellery construction and should be presented as a suite, never as a single ring.
Scalloped Shoulder Halo
Scalloped pavé shoulders curving up into a raised claw-set halo head. The scalloping is what stops a pavé shoulder looking like a plain strip of stones.
Scroll Filigree Pavé Band
Openwork scrollwork under the gallery gives the pavé edge a lace-like silhouette in profile. Another piece where the reward is in the side view.
Shared-Claw Half Eternity
A continuous row of claw-set rounds hugging the upper half with the lower shank left plain. Two shared claws per stone is the minimum metal that will hold a row securely — which is why it looks so clean.
Six-Claw Cathedral Solitaire
A tall six-claw head with accent stones running along the inside face of the shoulders — a surprise detail visible only to the wearer. Six claws spread the pressure more evenly on a large round than four.
Slim Shared-Claw Eternity
A slim full-circle band of claw-set rounds with an open gallery between the stones, so light passes straight through the ring. The purest expression of the shared-claw technique in the collection.
Slim Yellow Pavé Solitaire
A very slim yellow shank with continuous bead-set pavé running up to a modest raised head. Designed to be worn in multiples rather than alone.
Spaced Square Collet Band
Five evenly spaced square collets sitting proud along the top half of a slim band. The gaps between the boxes are as much a part of the design as the stones.
Square Collet Fine Band
A slim white band punctuated by a run of separate square collets across the top. The finer sibling of ring 32.
Square-Claw Gallery Band
An even row of square-tab claw boxes reading as a neat gallery rail along the top of the finger. Square claws on round stones is a deliberate choice — it makes the metal architectural rather than invisible.
Square-Claw Trilogy
Three equal round stones in square claw boxes on a slim plain band. Equal sizing rather than graduation gives it a more modern, less traditional feel than a standard trilogy.























