The Zyana Ring embodies the essence of eternity, named after the Mayan word for "forever." The ring features an eye-catching tilted double-blade structure, with a large, off-centre diamond as its radiant focal point.

From £3,995

Galaxy, Art-Deco, and Tetris, this glittering 18K gold vermeil or rhodium-plated silver Chichi Ring is a work of true craftsmanship. Each block contains a different gemstone or hand-painted enamel representing a star in the galaxy.

£630

The Akna Ring’s double-blade design frames a scintillating central diamond, held with a warrior-like tiger claw setting in a cross configuration—evoking both strength and sacred protection. Meticulously handcrafted in London from recycled precious metal.

From £3,680

Portraying modern life from an unusual angle, Pipa earrings use a combination of semi-precious stone and hand-painted enamel to create an Art-Deco and architectural style of jewellery. 18K Gold Vermeil or Rhodium Plated Silver.

From £95

The Ankhita ring, inspired by 1920s Art Deco, features a marquise-cut centre diamond, a tilted diamond halo, a pair of trapezoid-cut diamonds and a stunning mix of blue sapphires in a captivating design.

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Inspired by sand dunes and calligraphy, this 18k yellow gold Dune Ring celebrates our nature, the invisible architecture. The off-centre oval brilliant-cut diamond compliments the asymmetrical yet stunning pattern of the sand.

£5,450

The Joyance Ring features a natural 2.10ct square emerald-cut white diamond set in a cross-style petite claw setting with small diamonds on the crown and two sides. It is inspired by Brutalism architecture and Gatsby-style jewellery.

£28,500

Morse-code a love message into this Art-Deco-inspired eternity diamond band. The coded message is translated through the usage and arrangement of natural princess-cut and baguette-cut white diamonds.

From £2,350

A matching 18k yellow gold engagement rings feature 0.77ct emerald-cut intense yellow sapphire with white diamond pave. This striking design is inspired by modern Art-Deco and Brutalist architecture.

£2,900

This architecturally formed 18k yellow gold ring features a 1.04ct emerald-cut white diamond inspired by Neo-Futurism architecture and the River Thames. Behind the asymmetrically distorted shape hidden the ‘J’ & ‘M’ initials.

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The Xavi ring is inspired by the Algebra symbol 'X' - the unknown value. In fact, the value is always right in front of us, it is the support and care from those we love. n orbit of diamonds and an open-ended ring shape represents love and inclusiveness.

From £485

The Nova ring is a whimsical yet elegant design that features an arrangement of cubes inspired by Modernism arts, and it is ‘invisibly’ stacked with a thin decagon ring. All of our jewellery is gender non-binary and enjoyed by everyone.

From £410

Inspired by the pressing issue of melting icebergs in Antarctica and its effect on wildlife in the area, the design took inspiration from nature, architecture, and Chinese calligraphy to deliver a dire message. 18K gold vermeil or rhodium plated silver.

From £315

The Dew Ring is a minimalist classic, and it captures the delicate moment when the morning dew got stuck between branches. Our jewellery is gender non-binary and enjoyed by everyone. Available in gold vermeil, rhodium silver and 14k & 18k gold.

£135

The Halo Ring has a deeper meaning of friendship, family, and love; it celebrates those who unconditionally ‘orbit’ around us. Each natural diamond is set by hand into this striking 18K gold vermeil or rhodium-plated silver design.

From £485

The Hayden Earrings use marquise-cut white topaz and hand-painted enamel to create an architectural and Art-Deco style of jewellery. Our artisans painted and polished each gemstone and enamel block by hand to achieve a perfect flashed finish.

From £100

The Coba Ring features a wraparound and open-ended design, which allows you to adjust the ring size slightly. It is available in gold vermeil, rhodium-plated silver, 14k & 18k gold, and a matching bangle design.

From £145

Tears Ring depicts the moment when ice turns into water. The shape and structure of the designs take references from the skeletons of Antarctic animals, Parametricism architectures, and Chinese calligraphy. They are also available in marquise-cut and emerald-cut.

£125

Each diamond used in the collection is natural and sourced ethically. Our skilled craftsmen use century-old techniques to set each stone by hand to achieve the perfect finish. All of our jewellery is gender non-binary and enjoyed by everyone.

From £475

This geometry beauty features an edgy ring band with a 1.68ct emerald-cut bi-colour sapphire completed with two baguette-cut mint green sapphires and trapezoid-cut white diamonds. The gradient of green and yellow transcends throughout the whole design.

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