Manhattan
My new ring is named for one of the most iconic cities of the Art Deco period, Manhattan.
Dalloway
Intertwined twisted cords representing harmonious, embracing love is the earliest of jewellery designs.
Fleur de Lis
The Fleur-de-lis is historically associated with French royalty, and is an old medieval symbol.
Natalie
This design was requested by my best client . . .
Diamond Cartouche
Researching the history of jewellery design, this style of ring really stood out to me as something I would like to re-create in my own style.
Picot
Picot – pronounced Pea-ko (from crochet & embroidery). Picot are pretty little round-shaped stitches that decorate an edge. I wanted to do something Victorian, and one main design features that stood out to me from researching Victorian jewellery, is the beautiful crescent moon shapes that were popular for a short time. These jewels were popular […]
Christina
The design for this, my Christina ring has been adapted directly from a design found in an antique catalogue of jewellery from the turn of the 20th century.