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In terms of colour, purple sits between red and blue. It bridges warmth and coolness, carrying both red’s passion and blue’s restraint. Because it holds both qualities in one singular hue, it has occupied an extraordinary place throughout history, both in the East and the West. Mystery, romance, nobility and good fortune have long been its hallmarks. This purple sapphire '...
This ring was inspired by bamboo, one of Cartier’s classic designs from the 1980s. Its slender silhouette and graceful form are given a singular beauty by the texture and shape of bamboo segments. In Chinese culture, bamboo has long been admired by scholars and knights-errant alike. The pairing of diamonds and rubies feels like a ru...
I once read in a book: 'The best state of love is walking and arguing in a park covered with dead leaves.' On the one hand, there is that distinctive tenderness; on the other, a unique sense of everyday life and warmth. Such a calm atmosphere lowers the noise of both life and emotion to the very minimum.
If your city never sees snow, then perhaps this winter fairytale will do. Eight princess-cut diamonds are set around oval diamonds, forming a lively octagonal snowflake. Precious ice crystals seem to bloom into crystalline stars, gathering the frosted sapphire at the centre. The brilliance of white gold and the sparkle of diamonds maximise...
Yesterday we mentioned the rope chains that came from the Age of Discovery 🪢 Today this pair of earrings takes inspiration from the anchor chain of a ship ⚓️ The anchor chain’s natural sense of balance and its fashion-meets-sport form 🎾. Choosing platinum gives this distinctive design a cool, noble outer layer. Diamonds are set closely together, and when the light...
This is a very simple yet classic twist ring. In jewellery design, the twist motif is a timeless element, appearing in everything from gold jewellery to high jewellery. In the West, this rope-like form was inspired by the Age of Discovery and the hemp ropes used on ships. In China, such knot motifs were already highly developed by the Song dynasty. This...
As the weather grows warmer, a pair of avocado-hued pearls with a playful bow creates full springtime atmosphere 💐. The two-way design gives it even more styling potential.
A ring of soul union: You and Me. Inspired by the love story of Napoleon and Joséphine, the first 'Toi et Moi' ring in history was presented when Napoleon proposed to Josephine. 'Toi et Moi' is French for 'you and me'. Its designer was also the founder of Chaumet. Two gemstones symbolise the intertwined emotions and promises between lovers. The most unadorned...
A heart ring in the same style as Liu Yifei, custom-made for the client. We tracked down the original reference image from the fan who helped design it and reproduced the original design to a very high degree. Soft pink morganite, heart cut, full of girlhood charm.
Girlhood is not about age, but the starlight rising in your eyes. Wishing you, wishing her, wishing Wǒmen, a happy Fuwu Festival 💕
As a fan who binge-watched Gossip Girl, I was excited throughout the process of making this ring. This ring is the gift Nate gave Blair in season one (does anyone else still feel deeply upset about this couple!!!!) - witnessing her transformation from Princess B to Queen B. If the world has countless dazzling Serenas, there is only one resilient...
This is a showpiece ring. A seamless ruby setting with a beaded border, a classic within classic design. Ruby, being prone to cracking, is extremely difficult to execute in seamless setting work, and the beaded border adds even greater risk during manufacture. The flat, seamless ruby shows no unevenness at all, while the entirely hand-made beaded edge remains lively and far from rigid. With...
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the gypsy ring craze swept across the European continent. The design of this type of ring was considered to have been influenced by the craft techniques and aesthetic trends of the time. In that era, craftsmen and designers across Europe drew inspiration from different cultures. The passionate, free-spirited Gypsy culture deeply moved the rigid...
When you do not know what style to make, why not enclose it in a mesh?
The term "Baoxiang" can be traced back to the Wei, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties, where it was a respectful term for Buddha images. The Baoxiang floral motif flourished in the great age of the Tang Dynasty. In the restrained culture of China, it appears almost uniquely magnificent, not only symbolising royal dignity and glory, but also carrying the memory of that brilliant era.
As long as 7,000 years ago, gourds appeared in the lives of the Hemudu people. Before the Tang Dynasty, the gourd was worshipped only as a totem, expressing people's longing for natural vitality and serving a function in conveying information. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that it acquired the secular meaning of "fortune and prosperity". As dynasties changed, the gourd was endowed with ever more meanings. It carries happiness...
In fact, pink was once a colour exclusive to men - the man in history who loved pink most was Napoleon. This Mahenge spinel ring has a romantic, ardent pink centre, surrounded by diamonds that are clear and scintillating, paired with a rotating diamond arrangement that seems to make time itself more elegant. The sharp edges make the ring feel less soft and a little more resolute, as though draped in...
Unlike the soft romance of the Art Deco era, the Art Deco style that rose to prominence in the early 20th century is known for fashion, modernity and artistic expression, reflecting the confidence and liberating atmosphere of the age. As a new way of expressing the self, this ring blends Art Deco and modern styles. The cleverly colour-blocked design creates an excellent balance of fashion and minimalism...
In 1895 Cartier sold the world's first platinum ring. A century later, platinum remains the leading choice for wedding bands and diamond rings. A simple four-claw setting holds the centre stone, while tiger-claw-set diamonds run along the shank. 130 years on, we still choose platinum, and still use the same design. The neatly symmetrical claws and equally sized U-shaped settings express the same...
It is still the same Bulgari pairing as last time, with Tahitian pearls. It seems to render the structured, symmetrical and compact metal form even more three-dimensional and fluid. Compared with the tenderness of cream-gold pearls, the addition of Tahitian pearls more completely expresses the ancient Roman culture Italians adore - that sense of elegant strength.
In the 1990s, tri-colour gold craftsmanship was all the rage among major houses - Chopard, Cartier, VCA, Bulgari... all had iconic designs. This forged tri-colour gold technique first appeared in Italy. Italians’ mastery of gold forging can be traced back 3,000 years. The Etruscans living in Italy 3,000 years ago already possessed exceptional...
Nature-inspired jewellery has always been a favourite theme of designers. From grand landscapes to flowers, birds, insects and fish, it appears across countless jewellery houses. This ring was inspired by the tiniest fresh bud 🌱. We hope it brings a touch of natural calm to you as you hurry through the city, and that you never lose the feeling of wanting to sprout ☀️
Wear gold pearls in the Year of the Snake and wealth will come rolling in next year 💰. A 14 mm deep-gold South Sea pearl paired with a large diamond-set butterfly design brings out the pearl’s beauty. The natural nobility of deep gold feels grand and distinctive, so beautiful it is impossible to look away. It allows this piece to command any occasion and showcase feminine allure - the perfect choice for New Year wear. Wear gold pearls in the Year of the Snake 🐍 to...
In fact, this was a custom piece from two years ago. While the client sent it back for after-sales service, we thought we would take the opportunity to share this ring. Once again, it belongs to the high-jewellery series, as architectural aesthetics have always played a significant role in jewellery design. This ring is the ultimate expression of architectural beauty, inspired by Constructivist and Futurist architecture. Using sharp, commanding diamond...