Our philosophy is to match the beauty of the gemstones to equally beautiful settings and this dedication to craftsmanship is reflected in our range of Edwardian and Art Deco style engagement rings.
You may be tempted by this wedding band featuring engraved orange blossoms. They were Queen Victoria's flowers of choice for her wedding day and have since been associated with marriage. And if you wish, you may borrow one of our tiaras for the wedding ceremony.
A plain or diamond set band featuring a message on the inside? A signet ring with an engraved symbol on its face? In platinum, rose or yellow gold? Celebrate the most memorable day of your life with a very special ring.
Once used for the purpose of authenticating documents by impressing the seal, they are now mainly for ornamental wear. We can guide you through Fairbairns Book of Crests to find your family crest, or help you to design a monogram.
Please allow up to 8 weeks for our workshops to make your crest engraved signet ring.
Gem set gold bands have long been associated with eternal love but it was not until the 1920s that eternity rings really came into their own. They are often given to celebrate the birth of a child, an anniversary, or any other special occasion.
Many of our eternity rings are Art Deco in style. Most popular are half eternity rings but you may also consider a two third or full eternity ring.
A single strand of mainly white pearls alternating with fewer pastel pink pearls has proved a favourite among our clients. Christening necklaces are made shorter but may be lengthened once the young lady reaches her 18th birthday.
For the Christening of a baby boy our clients often choose a pair of cufflinks.