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Your forever ring is a symbol of your enduring love and lifelong commitment, so it’s only natural to want to wear it everywhere. While it is crafted to journey with you through every chapter, certain everyday moments can place unnecessary stress on precious metals, gemstones, and your ring’s structural integrity over time. Removing your ring during activities such as going to the gym isn’t simply a precaution, it’s essential to protect its overall longevity. Thoughtful care ensures your piece remains as beautiful a lifetime from now as the day it was first placed on your hand. Here’s why these small...

Trending Shapes: Oval is The New Round, What's Next? For decades, the round brilliant cut has been an undisputed classic, cherished for its timeless appeal. However, in recent years, the oval cut has quietly challenged this trend. The oval has emerged as not only one of our most coveted gemstone shapes, but also yours, with its beautifully elongated silhouette and soft edges. But now, as trends evolve further, another silhouette is quietly rising, the elongated cushion.   Pictured, The Florence Ring - Round and Pear Trilogy.   An Enduring Classic, The Round An eternal classic, the round cut is still...

NEW Bespoke Customisation: Petal Prongs The resurgence of petal prongs has us head over heels for the ways in which you can customise the classic solitaire. In our time, we’ve crafted many petal prongs; however, recently we’ve noticed this divine detail making its way through our workshops more than ever, as we meticulously craft and bring your ring to life. Below is all you need to know about this ornate detailing for your forever ring.   What Are Petal Prongs? Prongs, also known as claws, are the elements that wrap around the gemstone and secure it perfectly in place. Inspired...

Why You Shouldn’t Mix Different Metal Karats or Metal Types When it comes to co-creating heirloom jewellery, choosing the right precious metal isn’t just about colour and style, it’s about how metals wear and interact with one another over time. Your jewellery is crafted to last a lifetime, so it’s important to understand how different metals behave next to each other, especially when you’re wearing pieces together every day.   Your Guide To Karats Pure Gold comprises of 24 karats, which is far too soft to utilise in bridal jewellery, so it is alloyed with other metals to provide strength and...