All Creations
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As one of the earliest merchants in the market to work with old-cut laboratory-grown diamonds, we repeatedly experimented with cutting in order to recreate the candlelit fire of old-cut stones. This ruby ring was also revised many times. The craftsmanship has been refined through constant improvement, and the details perfected through repeated updates.
The effect of East and West combined is beauty that strikes straight to the heart. Eastern old money meets Western old money, and what emerges is the composed elegance shaped by time.
We have made this American-vintage style before, always in sapphire. This time, the ruby version is equally striking. To give the centre stone better fire, we chose a floating setting, allowing the deep ruby to display a brilliant fire as well.
The gentleness of jadeite is a romance that belongs uniquely to the East. This wave-shaped jadeite ring combines the spirit of mutton-fat jade with diamond brilliance just right. It is understated, yet impossible to forget at first glance.
I wonder what your memory of summer is? For me, it is the scent of orange: orange soda, orange hard sweets. The winding hand-twisted cord, and the discreet ruby detail at the base, all recall that summer of sweet-and-sour brightness and sunshine.
Deep Royal Blue collides with an alluring ruby, a classic duo brought together in close embrace. Clean lines sketch a profound texture; brilliant red and calm blue clash at full strength, yet perfectly balance one another and create their own field of poise. Bold and unconventional in style, it is also a singular new attempt. Within the tension of strong contrasts, a uniquely high-end harmony is found.
A little surprise we unexpectedly uncovered, following a classic silhouette: the brilliance of closely pavé-set diamonds is utterly irresistible ✨ The ring shank is fully diamond-set, with micro-pavé used as a tribute to the classic. The centre stone and ring shank are almost the same width; fully encircled in diamonds, with no unnecessary gaps, it is dazzling yet elegant. A new choice for a small centre stone with a big effect.
A sapphire ring that almost became a tinfoil version. In the end, the King insisted on a three-stone design. The vintage multi-claw setting, and the distinctive “🍋 lemon” engraving on the underside, make this three-stone ring especially unique.
The ring from a couple of days ago actually belongs to two different clients. Ordered at the same time, with the same size top and nearly the same finger size, this classic floral cluster ring is an excellent choice when you are not sure what style to make. This client chose twice [doge]. As they say, classics never go out of style. Quietly speaking (the principal designer also has one).
While waiting, the client was always a little uneasy about whether apple-green would suit the natural tone of K yellow. The answer is: nonsense, as long as the metal colour is stylish enough. The colour of 18k gold actually varies slightly from one maker to another; the precise difference depends on the other 25% of precious metals. Does 18k fade? No. 18k...
The choice of a three-stone design is never accidental. The centre stone is a heart-shaped Pigeon Blood ruby, within its richness hidden an undiminished sincerity. The pear-shaped diamonds on either side are the steadfastness of companionship. With the three stones as witness, and true hearts as the vow.
At last I bought the right souvenir on this trip [doge]. The timing was perfect: the ring arrived in Chengdu just as Mum landed in Chengdu too. Instant delivery was arranged straight away. When the "water" on my hand met the real waters of Jiuzhaigou, the ring became part of the journey itself, preserving Jiuzhaigou’s wind and light together with this ring in the years ahead.
Strip away the superfluous and see ultimate refinement in minimalism. The simpler the design, the higher the craftsmanship demands. Smooth domed lines create a metal surface as delicate as mist, using the most restrained design to support the gentle texture of Hetian jade to the fullest. That is the allure of metalwork.
Its sweetness is not an overwhelming syrupy sweetness, but a soft, lingering aftertaste. Just like adult love: not thunderous vows, but steady companionship over time; not indiscriminate giving, but the composure to know how to love oneself. Even after years, one can still have a sweetness all one’s own. That mature, composed, high-end sweetness belongs only...
This time, two clients chose to make tricolour gold rings almost at the same moment. Another client said that when she gets married, she absolutely wants a tricolour gold wedding ring. It is also the ring I wear most often in daily life. For jewellery, no matter how dazzling the array, nothing surpasses one ring that feels just right. If I could keep only one ring, I would definitely choose tricolour gold. Yellow gold carries weight, white gold...
Congratulations on Family Happiness, to the Man Loved by His Wife
The rich green of Hetian jade unfolds slowly from the stone’s core, while the ring shank’s silk-smooth curve and the metal’s texture feel as soft as velvet. In jade designs, I am always obsessed with subtraction. There is no elaborate design, only the quiet of jade and the depth of gold. It is the restraint and refinement carved into the DNA of the East. It is grace worn on the hand, unhurried, gentle...
Elegance is the only beauty that never fades. It makes no noise, yet it has its own voice. It is the refined confidence hidden within a collar on the commute; it is the finishing touch that brightens the eyes at a gathering. Most of us live quiet lives of desperation, and true elegance is about lighting a small beam for oneself amid the ordinary.
The old performer, Little Trumpet 🎺 This time the star is rubellite. In truth, every ring we make is different; it is never a thoughtless copy-and-paste. For each different centre stone, the mount is altered accordingly to suit its shape and size. That is the meaning of bespoke jewellery.
When the wind blows, the diamonds sway gently. Tenderness reaches all the way to the bone and the spring atmosphere is instantly full 🌿. Wear it, and may all beauty and good fortune arrive as promised. Lily of the valley blooms, happiness follows.
Thanks to lemon boss @I Don’t Want to Get Up, we can finally restore the ring’s beauty. Sometimes, when something looks beautiful but cannot be captured well, it is genuinely frustrating. Wishing for a boost of talent, and launch day is now just around the corner 🙏
Purple Gate | Dome Violet, Star River, Ring The central purple sapphire is the deep violet held within the dusk of the dome, clear and profound, with the quiet poise of nobility. The ring shank, densely pavé-set with small diamonds, diffuses a soft glow, like starlight refracted from the dome. The hand-finished curves bring the coolness of architectural beauty into a bespoke warmth. This dusky violet is the Grand Palais...
The East’s understated softness and the West’s crisp brilliance. Jadeite recreates the misty, painterly blankness of Eastern clouds, while gold and diamonds carve out the linear sharpness and sparkle of the West. Strength and gentleness coexist, creating a style all its own.
It is the cinnabar mole in one’s heart. The red of the centre stone is intense and unabashedly vivid. The princess-cut diamonds on either side are set seamlessly, leaving the face of the ring smooth and level. Clear and restrained, they make the centre stone seem even more composed. The 18K gold ring shank sits on the hand with comfortable softness, yet carries an undeniable nobility. It is not the kind of jewellery that dazzles at first sight, but rather like a cloth-bound volume...