Sunburst Cluster Halo
A flower cluster in the grand tradition: one round brilliant at the centre encircled by ten proper stones set as petals — not halo melee, which is what gives the design its scale. The shoulders taper deliberately so the cluster reads even wider than it is.
Tennis Bracelet
A classic tennis bracelet set with a single row of matched round moissanite stones in a continuous shared-claw line, crafted from finest silver for soft, lasting shine.
Trilogy with Hidden Halos
Three graduated round brilliants sitting edge to edge, each on its own concealed micro-pavé halo — invisible face-up, doing its work only when the ring is seen from the side. The plain polished shank lets the three stones carry the whole design.
Two-Row Graduated Band
Two tiers of round brilliants run the full width of the finger, graduated so the largest sit dead centre and taper towards the shoulders — the trick that keeps a wide band elegant rather than heavy. Every claw is shared with the stone beside it, so there is less metal on show and light enters from the sides as well as the top.
Two-Row Half Band
The same twin-row architecture as the full band, set across the top half only and finished into a smooth tapering shank. Because the underside stays plain and polished it sits flat against the adjacent finger and stacks cleanly with a plain band.
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 Baguette Eternity and Chain
Yellow-gold links alternating with white claw-set baguettes right around the hoop. Alternating a step cut with a brilliant around a full eternity is the most technically interesting band in the collection.
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.























