Diamond & Rose Gold Ring.

Daniel was excited to organise an engagement ring for Nat and had made sure to get photos of designs she had been saving.

Armed with this, we organised the design of her ring. The diamonds are the hero and needed our attention first. We brought four stones in, and hand picked the most outstanding ones. Then we snuck a little gem underneath the setting.

The main stone and the little one are now held with their points forever directed towards each other. All held together in beautiful 18ct rose and white gold. The matching Rose Gold and diamond wedding ring is the perfect compliment for this set.

Puzzle Rings.

Incomplete without you: This couple wanted puzzle rings with a twist for their engagement and wedding rings.

Both rings needed to have multiple bands but be incomplete unless together, which is how the couple described their relationship. Armed with a small collection of square cut different coloured sapphires and an amethyst for the centre stone, we got to work.

The results speak for themselves. Both rings were made in 9ct gold, hers white and yellow gold, his in yellow.

Marquise Diamond Ring.

This incredible engagement ring was commissioned by Theo to surprise propose to his girlfriend Katie on their holiday to New Zealand.

With only four weeks to design and manufacture, Theo and myself worked quickly to finalise the design. The result is stunning.

The white gold bezel setting enhances the diamond extremely well. The band and structure of the ring is feminine and elegant, and most importantly Katie loves it.

Peridot & Diamond Ring.

Paul was looking to make something unique for his daughter’s first birthday. Friends and family had been briefed that there should be no toys and no gifts. Just a contribution to the piece that would go to his daughter on her 18th.

This is such a sweet and beautiful gift from her family and loved ones. Using his daughter’s birthstone, peridot, we designed this ring to have simplicity from the top view with complementary diamonds to frame and highlight its center stone. There are elegant curves in the shoulders to sweep up to the centre, and an unusual underrail setting with complementary and matching peridots.

Opal Rings.

This was my most unusual request to date. This couple gave me the brief on their dream rings. Matching but not the same, oval cut opals in each ring, and themed around the Surrealism art of the famous Salvador Dali.

I researched the artist for four weeks, and settled on the melting theme of the famous clock paintings. The final product was outstanding. With touches of diamonds down one side of each ring, a ruby in her ring and a sapphire in his, flowing and melting curves and polished and brushed textures to finish, the end result is unique and spectacular.

Non Traditional Family Ring.

Lachlan gave me a call and asked me to help make a diamond ring for his wife. He said he should have bought her one for her 40th but missed the hint, so two years later he was making it happen. The brief was for a very diamond focused ring, that is flat on the hand and sentimental. Over the next three months we came up with six concepts, but this is the one that stuck.

I asked Lachlan to get himself and his three children to pick a diamond shape that represented them, and used the round shape for his wife. The princess cut for Lachlan, heart for his daughter, and the marquise and pear shape for the two sons. We arranged the shape, threw some little diamonds in between and had it made.

When she receive it, and realised her kids and husband were represented in the ring, she was overjoyed.

Blue Diamond Ring Set.

Simple, elegant and completely unique. 

The romance in this ring set is evident. When my client first sat with me to organise an engagement ring, he talked about his now wife with such passion and love, and how she was one of a kind. He wanted to propose to her with a ring that symbolised how he felt. 

I knew after a good discovery discussion who they both were and felt that I had to introduce him to coloured diamonds. He agreed and we decided to bring a few stones in to help him choose. A week later, with a white diamond, champagne diamond and blue diamond to compare, he easily decided on the blue diamond. We figured out the ring setting and weeks later he had a finished ring to propose with. 

Now their wedding rings are also a match, with gems from the same group of stones. Proud to say they both love their rings. 

Chocolate Diamond Rings.

Matt selected the most incredible Australian Chocolate Diamond for Jacqui’s engagement ring and a customised wedding band to hug the curves.

The 18ct White Gold setting is curvy and elegant, even with its size, with a nice amount of diamonds in the halo around the centre and down the side.