All Creations
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Whose bicycle is missing? 🚴 A cute vintage bicycle brooch. Diamonds sparkle as the wheels turn, and the beaded edging on either side of the diamonds recreates the grooves on the bicycle tyres. The vintage bicycle frame, the refined colour-blocked seat and the light - adult happiness is really this simple.
'Ruyi, ruyi, do as my heart desires, come into effect at once 🌄' - does anyone still remember whose line this was? 🤣 The shape, which resembles ∞, seems to share an uncanny coincidence with the line. The ∞ symbol is said to originate in Ancient Egypt, where it represented the ancient Egyptians’ worship of snakes. The inspiration for this series comes from the traditional Chinese auspicious ruyi knot. Compared with ∞...
Have you ever had a "tequila sunrise"? The golden keshi pearl and three colours of coloured sapphires instantly took me back to the Mexican coast, watching the sunrise slowly rise over the morning sea. Being captivated by summer is one of the most intense emotions in a brief human life. That heart most aflame in midsummer is born and begins to beat in June...
How many possibilities can one centre stone have? Paired with bracelet components, it becomes a bracelet full of jewellery presence. Paired with necklace components, it becomes a highly distinctive choker. Could it even become a pendant or a ring? More possibilities are waiting to be discovered.
This is a brooch that is adorable to the extreme. Doesn’t it look like the little white rabbit from the cartoon as a child, struck by lightning? The rabbit’s outline is drawn in diamonds, refined and luxurious. The simple, cute form gives the brooch a touch of playfulness. Who says brooches have to look old-fashioned?
If there is one piece of jewellery everyone should have, it must be a diamond eternity ring. It is like the black and white T-shirts in a wardrobe: you may not think to wear it every day, but when you do not know what to pair, it is always the safest choice. Have you noticed that the simpler and more basic a style is, the higher the demands on its proportions and workmanship usually are? When we strip away elaborate design...
The ultimate collision of lapis lazuli and Meisong, with a vintage heavy-gold setting design that creates an immediate sense of luxury. Vintage, refined, and relaxed - it is surely the perfect summer styling piece. In stock and ready to ship.
If Bulgari’s little trumpet is what first made the house known, then this bracelet with parentheses truly propelled Bulgari to fame. Its inspiration comes from the stone blocks of Ancient Rome; 61 metal sections are carefully polished and then fitted together tightly. Such an interlocking structure leaves no room for error during production and assembly. Any...
At last, we can share high-definition video. Compression usually leaves every clip hopelessly blurred, so we are curious to see whether this one remains sharp. This Madama pearl carries a subtle violet overtone; paired with the aquamarine on the right and pure platinum, it gives the ring an exceptionally clean, crystalline quality. The platinum’s mirror-polished finish adds further refinement.
I wonder whether any clients still remember that we once shared a ring in the same design, with a black centre stone in a different colour, paired with different hues of coloured gold. The polished gold detailing gives this ring a sense of jewellery-like refinement, while still keeping its playful spirit. The gradient Tsavorite is the perfect catalyst, blending the effect of a highlighter pen with a matte gold finish. We look forward to the arrival of the next centre stone.
Today let’s talk about AU750 (hereafter referred to as 18K). Why do I stress 'AU750' at the beginning? Because under international law, only gold content above 75% may be marked 'AU750' on a ring, whereas 'G18k' only needs to be >72%. To comply with overseas testing, our gold proportion is ≥ 75.6%. 1...
What could be more suitable for summer than a white, tender mangosteen pendant?
In Europe in the last century, the pinky ring was a symbol of power and status. Prominent families would wear their coat of arms as signet rings on the little finger. A hundred years on, the pinky ring is no longer exclusive to men. Princess-cut diamonds are set all the way around, dazzling while remaining comfortable to wear. P.S. Emerald is a top-level wealth-attracting stone for friends who lack Wood; it also helps ward off petty people...
Mr Yang Jiang once said: 'Deep affection is less than lasting companionship; great love needs no many words, and companionship is the longest declaration of love.' This ring was commissioned as a 10th wedding anniversary ring. We learned from the client that from buying the stone to the production process, there were in fact quite a few setbacks, but the ending was beautiful and sweet. Is marriage perhaps the same, with mo...
The 2.5 ct centre stone is brilliantly dazzling. Around it sits a halo of pavé-set diamonds, wrapping the central stone in light. This ring symbolises love: in the vast sea of people, I met you, fell in love with you, and wanted to give each other all the gentlest and most beautiful things.
“Natural wild pearls and brilliant diamonds woven together represent the most moving royal aesthetic of the last century.” Thanks to technological progress, cultured pearls and laboratory-grown diamonds allow ordinary people to enjoy such "royal privileges" as well. When choosing the colour of this pair of creamy-gold pearls, we opted for 18k white gold with no plating. Yes, this is 18...
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...
This is a ring the client wanted 'bezel-set' yet still rich in detail. For a pear shape over 3 carats, if you want simplicity with detail, the answer can only lie in the ring shank. The Baroque-style engraved gold shank is paired with milgrain edging, while the centre stone is simply held in white gold. It satisfies both the bezel-set brief and the desire for detail.
A client once asked us whether our videos were shot live. Our standards do fluctuate a little 😂 (though, still...) Same phone, same spot... not a single image has the same colour... photography really does depend on luck... please do bear with us, dear honorary shareholders [peekingR][peekingR]
What comes to mind when a flawless Australian South Sea pearl is dressed in a swaying diamond tutu? Perhaps an elegant ballerina, dancing at your fingertips in a sumptuous ballet dress. In truth, ballet and jewellery have always influenced one another. Many jewellery houses have drawn on ballet in their work, and 'Jewellery' is itself a classic ballet piece. Ballet is not only technique, but also conviction...
My first attempt at recreating the classic five-stone ring. In the Victorian era, five-stone rings were undeniably the darling of the age. They are also the antique jewellery design with the largest surviving number in circulation. This time we used lab-grown diamonds cut in old mine and old European styles for the setting. Different cuts help make up for the regrettable over-regularity of modern craftsmen copying antiques. The platinum setting is more...
A ring representing a family of three. Aquamarine, amethyst and citrine represent the family’s birthstones. Bound to one another, they support and complement each other. The two rings can be stacked together so the family remains closely connected, or worn separately on their own, each beautiful in its own right. I think this is the meaning of jewellery design.
Two beautiful tourmalines become a finger ring. The interplay of pale green and blue-green, and the contrast between rose-cut and brilliant-cut diamonds, bring a breath of coolness to the height of summer, like a bottle of sparkling soda.
A ruby ring commissioned by a client. The ruby’s colour is rich and ardent, while the white diamonds sparkle brilliantly. Diamonds encircle the vivid ruby, creating a piece that is beautiful and elegant, with presence and substance.