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Old pearl and diamond gourd: a rebirth of love across time. This gourd pendant holds a love mellowed by years. It was a gift from the client’s father to her mother 20 years ago. Her mother wore it close to the skin day and night, never even taking it off for bathing. Over time the pearl slowly lost its original lustre. We received this deeply cherished...
Who doesn’t have a few spare little odds and ends at home? They are woven into a crushed-diamond galaxy along the crescent curve, then turn into a leaping star core. Within that starry little twist lies a forgotten diamond, slowly smelted into the spell 'In the name of the moon, I’ll protect you' 🌙. It turns out that even the romance of little odds and ends can explode into a girlhood universe.
The sharp brilliance of diamonds entwines with the supple strength of the gold chain, just as we move through the years - carrying steadfastness in a soft posture. Every diamond is the trace left by time’s polishing. Those understated refinements are the truest response to life. True sparkle comes from inner resolve.
The pure texture of platinum wraps around the mellow softness of glass-type jadeite. The stars-all-over design glitters across the chest like a sky full of stars. On the back, the engraved hexagram symbolises protection and luck. Jadeite already carries auspicious meaning; the three elements woven together condense one’s hopes for life into a piece of jewellery. It is not only visual brilliance, but also a tender wish to be guarded and accompanied.
The pale purple metal’s cool halo is like mist before dawn. The oval-cut white and blue sapphire sits within it, while the facets of the old-cut stones around it reflect a faint shimmer. Coloured gold quietly outlines the two different cuts. This ring holds a singular stillness - a sense of distance that does not move in rhythm with the noise.
When it comes to Greek-style jewellery, its glorious peak must be found in the history of Ancient Greece. During the Minoan civilisation, filigree and granulation techniques emerged. In the Mycenaean period, engraving also appeared. The use of semi-precious stones and abundant metal gave jewellery even more splendour. This pair of distinctive bi jade and gold earrings is a tribute to the art of the Ancient Greeks, and also a...
The metal ring nestles against the finger, while the little bird’s wingtip lifts gently, as though a breeze were skimming its feathers. Diamonds close their eyes like morning light, and the ruby eye holds the gleam of a distant view. Glance down and the shadow of its wing angles towards the sky—not in escape, but with the easy freedom carried by this small object. That single uplifted gesture evokes wind, open space and the relief of no longer needing to hold oneself tense.
This ring uses metal as its base, carved with delicate patterns that seem to hold stories of time. The oval red agate is warm and richly saturated. Classical and magnificent in one, it is a unique kind of romance and elegance ✨
The story of Royal Blue from a century ago still circulates. Its legacy, its nobility and its romance. A classic centre stone paired with a classic style is destined to accompany its owner into old age. In my view, the meaning of jewellery has nothing to do with preserving value or investment. It is memory, commemoration and companionship. And the client’s own story can also be witnessed and carried forward by this ring.
The charm of old European-cut diamonds is surely the vast fire they show under sunlight, magnificent and brilliant like the starbursts of an older year. The deep sapphire seems to serve as a medium connecting past and present. Fine carved-gold lines wind along the side, recreating the craftsmanship of a golden age. This three-stone ring is a romance aged in the cellar of time; every edge says past, present and future.
Cool white diamonds are wrapped in a thin frost-like light, while a slender platinum chain drops at the neck in a crisp curve. The bottle body is left unadorned, save for an exquisitely elegant neck at the opening, as though all complexity has been folded into silence. It rests on the collarbone with a touch of casual distance, neither chasing the light nor longing for anyone’s attention. As light passes over the shoulders of the bottle, the ripples...
The story of “Toi et Moi” is already well known. Unlike the classic elegance of Royal Blue, the lively pink sapphire adds a slightly playful note to this classic design. Its presence, bordering on rebellious aesthetics, feels like a way of resisting the shackles of reality in one’s own manner. Perhaps it is as the Iron Lady said: “Without freedom of thought,...
Nocturne is the undercurrent flowing from Chopin’s pen, holding the tenderness of night and private emotion. This ring, named “Nocturne”, is an invisible companion that can travel through the workplace with you. It has the glow of diamonds, yet keeps its edge quietly restrained. The small diamonds inside the ring shank were taken from the client’s previous ring, allowing the warmth of the old piece and the new ring to blend beautifully...
This setting makes the diamonds appear rounder and fuller. Its design inspiration comes from a swallow’s tail, creating a lively and elegant impression. However, fish-tail setting is relatively complex to make, requiring more time and gold, so the cost is higher. Among Western houses, fish-tail setting is more commonly used. For example, Harry Wi...
The client brought out sapphire studs she had bought twenty years ago from a heart-shaped gold shop. This time we used coloured gold as the base, and set rubies around the centre stone - red and blue playing off one another, making the sapphire appear deeper and more mysterious. Looking at it now, the old gemstone carries the steadiness of time, while the coloured gold and rubies add a fresh brilliance. It is also full of personality for everyday wear, like giving an old object a vivid new story.
The first time I saw this ring, it felt as though I had touched the sharp edge of a high priest’s sacred crown. The mount supports a large rubellite ring in an extremely minimal way, like the crisp grandeur of a high priest’s hat brim. The lines reject clutter and are as concise as a divine decree. The craftsman polished the 18k gold surface as though brushing a sacred vessel, so that every inch of metal gives off a satin-like...
As far back as the 18th century, boat rings were favoured because of women’s changing status. Nearly 300 years later, the domed lines drift through the river of time like a ship’s hull. The central purple sapphire is washed with a deep violet glow. Old mine-cut diamonds and old European-cut diamonds encircle it. The facets of the old-style cuts conceal the craftsmanship of another age, and the fire spreads into a gentle halo - the...
This ring carries a distinctly Italian jewellery DNA. The ring shank has the untamed spirit of Italian jewellery. The handsome, crisp gold-and-diamond ring shank supports the pearl’s rounded fullness. Its shape spreads like waves, while the gradient pavé diamonds interweave with the pearl’s halo of light. Strength and softness coexist, recreating the lively rhythm of Roman architecture.
These gold pearl earrings carry the unpretentious texture of ancient jewellery art. Made from 18K gold, they have a velvet-like metal finish, resembling the patterns on ancient Greek pottery and resting in the calm of time. South Sea golden pearls hang below, their lustre and velvety texture complementing each other - soft, mellow, distinctive and refined.
Sheryl wrote in her book: “Society always teaches us to do multiple-choice questions, but real life is a fill-in-the-blank.” When the client could not choose between two pearl drops with gemstone-like brilliance, why not place them together? The plain gold ring shank is free of elaborate decoration, carrying a vintage sense of line like a classic silhouette in an old film. Simple, yet full of...
Modular jewellery +111. We previously made a bracelet in the same series, and the client came straight back to commission the ring after receiving it. If the technical challenge of the bracelet lay in the coordination of 61 separate parts with no room for error, then the ring’s difficulty lies in even lower tolerance. Once the size is reduced, even the slightest shake of the craftsman’s hand during polishing can...
This ice-type jadeite ring has a clear texture, as if it holds a quiet lake within. In traditional culture, jadeite has always carried meanings of auspiciousness and resilience. A simple setting lifts the gentle green hue, as though condensing the restraint and beauty of Eastern jade culture into the fingertips. Worn on the hand, it responds to traditional aesthetics and quietly speaks of the charm and stories settled by time.
Achievement unlocked: Celeste’s first pair of ear clips. This is the first pair of ear clips made by Celeste. After three months of repeated experiments, a special clasp mechanism makes ear clips and multi-use jewellery possible while preserving comfort as much as possible. Worn on their own, the diamond peach blossoms are like lucky charms on spring branches, quietly gathering good people around you. When the pearls...
In Greek mythology, ruby is a symbol of courage and strength. Napoleon often wore a ruby epaulette for the courage and victory bestowed by heaven. He firmly believed that ruby could protect them in battle and make them invincible. This pair of studs pairs rich rubies at the centre with diamond petals around them, like a sunflower blooming eternally at the ear...