Diamonds are known for their pure white tones, although on rare occasions, diamonds are unearthed that possess wonderfully vibrant colours. This pear shaped diamond exhibits an intense orange yellow hue that reminds one of the warm golden tones of sunset. With a colour designation of Vivid, assigned by the Gemological Institute of America, this diamond reaches a category of colour that is unmatched for its strength of saturation. This golden diamond has a weight of 1.53ct, a clarity of Internally Flawless and is accompanied by 89 white diamonds that act as a neutral backdrop, allowing the golden glow to take prominence.
This 20ct Lagoon tourmaline originates from the remote Laghman mine in Afghanistan and is accompanied by 176 diamonds, pavé set in white gold. With its notable size of 17.5mm, this crystal-clear gem allows one to see unobstructed to its depths.
As rays of light that beam through the clouds form lines in the sky, so does the light shine as it touches the defined facets of these five step cut diamonds; a quintet of mesmerizing symmetry and spectacular clarity that extends across the finger from Emerald cut to Trapezoid cut and finally to Tapered baguette cut at each end. This ring is custom made in the precious metal of platinum for its combined qualities of premium whiteness and enduring strength.
In the centre of this Deco inspired engagement ring is a 1ct round brilliant cut teal Sapphire that shines amid six marquise shaped side diamonds and a diamond halo. Platinum is used to set the stones to allow the stones to take prominence, while the 18ct yellow gold band brings a subtle warmth of colour.
Taking centre stage in this ring is a magnificent 9.25 carat oval Nigerian tourmaline with a delicate bluish green mint hue. It is surrounded by oval and pear-shaped diamonds, set into platinum with diamond-set split shoulders. Hidden beneath the stone is the number “30” to celebrate a significant milestone.