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A flurry of sparks.

These stones shine bright. On the outside, the brilliants are secured in the ring by a sharp edge. Between the stones are fine, open prongs which serve as a setting, leaving the diamond plenty of space and a generous amount of light.

 

Delicate artistry.

This wedding ring was created using an old hand-crafting technique called “millegrain”. A “thousand grains” adorn the surface and accentuate the brilliants embedded in it. This creates the appearance that the precious stones are indeed floating in a bath of grains.

 

That certain 'je ne sais quoi'.

This design features two elements at once – the classically elegant metal band of a wedding ring and the glowingly joyful side of a decorative ring.

 

The magic is in the detail.

Here, the elegant princess cut diamond is embedded in a plain band of metal. Daintily set brilliants on the side of the ring make this classic a highlight of the collection.