Our original 2020 selection brought together ten pieces with design stories, family memories and distinctive gemstones. The examples below describe that selection; current prices, condition and availability should be checked on the linked pages or with our team.
1. A ruby and emerald ring
An inherited emerald was reshaped and repolished, then paired with a kite-shaped ruby. Yellow and rose gold claws, diamond accents and milgrain details brought two family gems into a new design. View the ruby and emerald ring.
2. A 2.19 ct ruby ring
A ruby found through a dealer in Bangkok fitted a diamond-set casing unusually well. The original record described heating and a Madagascar origin: place of purchase and geographic origin are different information. View the ruby ring.
3. A pink diamond with marquise accents
A small pink diamond discovered in a parcel inspired a rose gold ring with specially selected marquise and round accents. View this pink diamond design.
4. A dainty round pink diamond ring
The design surrounded a 0.07 ct centre with small accents for a delicate appearance. A halo changes the visual outline; it does not increase the centre stone’s actual carat weight. View the dainty ring.
5. A black diamond ring
A 2.55 ct stone was set in black-finished white gold. When buying black diamond jewellery, ask about the origin of the colour and treatment; appearance alone is not proof of natural colour. View the black diamond ring.
6. A star ruby ring
The original selection included a 7.48 ct star ruby from the family collection. Its cabochon shape was chosen to show the light effect created by oriented inclusions. View the star ruby ring.
7. A champagne diamond ring
A round 0.39 ct champagne-coloured diamond was selected for its lively appearance and placed in a diamond-set ring. View the champagne diamond ring.
8. A diamond cross made in Israel
A 2016 visit to Israel led to a specially requested 18K gold diamond cross, with Israel engraved on its reverse. View the cross pendant.
9. A yellow diamond cross
This design used a solid white gold cross with a matte finish and a yellow diamond. The original story described it as a reminder of the Christian faith, the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the promise expressed in John 3:16.
10. A heart-shaped jade pendant
A green streak, translucency and a heart shape made this piece appealing. Jade treatment and identity should be described clearly; claims that wearing jade makes its colour grow are not a reliable buying guide. View the jade pendant.
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