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This ring is the client’s own ritual for herself 🎁 A rich Royal Blue sapphire forms the heart, while old-cut diamonds unfurl into soft petals. The retro cut lets the fire burst into extreme brilliance. The best kind of affection is the one you give yourself; that is the most fitting birthday gift.
A high-jewellery style that has been reordered many times. The oval purple sapphire is the surprise hidden within the design, like a carefully captured trace of the deepest dusk-purple. Its soft dome is wrapped in a gentle lustre, and even the light and shadow seem to revolve around it. The small diamonds are scattered along the silver-branch ring shank like stars, and the tiny flashes of light spread along the metal lines, like a constellation circling purple mist in the night sky...
This time the theme is not renovating an old district, but a dangerous building restoration [doge]. The emerald that was almost shattered has been given new life. The row of matching small emeralds along the ring shank stretches the green intent of the centre stone even more clearly. The small diamonds on both sides spill light outward, and with a lift of the hand there is dazzling brilliance, cleanly stripping away any trace of “understatement”...
This ring is beautiful in a fiercely captivating way 🗡️. This little bird, carrying a Royal Blue sapphire 💎, flies straight to your heart. Good things are inherently compelling - they either catch your eye, or take hold of your heart. Every bird we make is unique. They may look alike, but in posture and wings there are subtle differences in every detail, making the piece on your hand...
By the turn of 2025, there are only two months left. With year-end gatherings piling up, these pearl and diamond earrings are a true centrepiece. Diamond branches shimmer brilliantly, while the pearl drops are smooth and luxurious. Four wearing options let you switch styles with ease, whether for a casual meet-up with friends or a company annual dinner and award ceremony. With the versatility and ingenuity of jewellery, you will be ready for every reunion and banquet at year’s end...
The cool composure of grey pearls meets the vintage fire of old-cut diamonds, weaving the flavour of time into a golden floral form. Each old-cut diamond carries the soft light of years, making the pearls feel even more distinctive. When they sway by the ear, they offer a refined echo that is both vintage and full of high-end allure.
In the autumn light of Beiping, golden leaf clusters lay down the base colour of the old capital. The ring and the autumn light become one, while the micro-pavé gold mount wraps the pearl closely. A technique in which you see diamonds, not gold. The ring’s tone follows the autumn leaves. The soft sound of falling ginkgo leaves, the brilliance of the diamond and the warmth of the pearl - all the autumn of the ancient city is set into this ring, preserving that touch of autumn forever...
The depth and nobility of No. 1 Royal Blue meet the crisp edge of a seamless princess cut. Every setting is immaculate, and every shade of blue is pushed to its richest limit. A setting that appears simple at first glance reveals infinite sophistication when worn. That is the meaning of fine craftsmanship.
It is still that retro style that has been appearing everywhere lately! Clients kept asking, “Such an authentic retro style - why not make an old-cut version?” So here it is, arriving with the old-cut edition. The bright Royal Blue centre stone was deliberately cut for maximum fire, sparkling like tiny stars in the light; the accent diamonds use the classic old-cut style, and the moment it appears it is an entire galaxy...
Beginning with Cartier’s first platinum ring in 1895, the design of a four-claw centre setting with diamond-set tiger-claw ring shank turned platinum craftsmanship into the mainstream of wedding rings for the next century. 130 years later, the neat symmetrical claws and the equally sized U-shaped settings remain our commitment to craftsmanship. Just like this client, who finds it comfortable to wear, easy to stack and endlessly versatile...
This is also an old-residential-block renovation project. When a pale purple sapphire meets the retro halo of old-cut diamonds, a dream of vintage and renewal emerges. The original setting made the centre stone seem somewhat ordinary, so we used setting craftsmanship to make up for it, gently awakening the rich depth of this purple sapphire. The old-cut diamonds carry the sediment of time...
This ring captures the essence of Italian minimalism. The gold outline is as crisp as the architectural lines of the Italian peninsula, with no unnecessary embellishment, yet the subtle texture of hand-forging gives it warmth. The yellow sapphire centre stone was chosen for its purest hue and cut into a clean geometric form. The surrounding diamonds are also arranged simply, allowing the warmth of gold, the brilliance of the gemstone and the...
The Royal Blue gemstone settles into the depth of time, while the surrounding old-cut diamonds carry the warmth of a century ago. Every facet holds the light-and-shadow memory of a vintage era. The ingenuity of the floating setting gives the gemstone a sense of breathing space, offering both secure support and a graceful blankness - just like those understated yet enduring beauties in a vintage wave. Quietly unfolding at the fingertips...
Eastern art has always been an important part of Art Deco. Around 1920, large numbers of jewellery pieces in Oriental styles appeared in brand catalogues, and jadeite, the most emblematic of the East, was used extensively in jewellery. When French geometric sharpness meets the misty radiance of Eastern jadeite, the jadeite's luminous glow and the fire of diamonds alternate in flashes of light and shadow...
With the Mid-Autumn moon full, this 6-carat sapphire is as clear and brilliant. The constraints of the old design once muted its radiance; in the revised version, diamonds circle it like starlight, just as the full moon gathers the Milky Way and appears anew in the season of reunion. Every lift of the hand feels like holding elegance and nobility in the fingertips to be admired together.
The beauty of South Sea golden pearls is truly difficult to describe. They can be stately and luxurious, and they can also be chic. This pair of earrings lets the golden pearls shine without arrogance, without flattery, without showing off. They are both the protagonist and, in a sense, the supporting role. It is this seemingly contradictory yet immensely charming quality that gives them a restrained romance - this gentle swagger, this kind of 'not competing' is precisely what makes them most arrogant...
This sapphire ring uses my daughter’s birthstone as the centre stone. The blue flame, refined from the deep sea, condenses into an oval star on the platinum mount; every tiny diamond is a fragment of the galaxy, gathered around its solitary courage and clarity. The Z mark on the back, when drawn, immediately made me think of Zorro - the cartoons of my childhood are my first memory of a hero...
Today’s project is also a little old-neighbourhood renovation: it began as a single earring left behind when the client lost one of a pair. The original was meant to be sent to us for gold trade-in, but when it arrived we thought the workmanship was rather beautiful, and melting it down would be a shame. So we used snakewood as a base and transformed it into a pendant. The wooden foundation supports the gold openwork gourd, accented with diamonds as the finishing touch. Worn at the neck, it is...
Eighty-eight facets create sensational fire, like two tiny bulbs hanging at the neck. Compared with traditional round brilliant-cut diamonds, which have only 57 or 58 facets, the queen cut can capture more light; the angles at which light enters and refracts have been precisely calculated, so when each layer reflects one another, the diamond’s brilliance multiplies.
Marquise diamond necklace, a model of everyday beauty - marquise diamonds are simple, yet never plain. The elegant cut adorns the collarbone.
With gold prices breaking through 1,000 today, pearl-change rings have become the king of value for money. In fact, we have made many Bulgari-style interchangeable pearl rings before. This first comparison photo clearly shows the different pairings of South Sea pearls and Tahitian pearls in this ring. Swap in a Tahitian pearl and it becomes a cool, individual girl. Pair a golden pearl with the mount, and it gains a little more autumnal feeling within that individuality. You...
Peanuts have always been a classic motif. Traditionally, they symbolise many children, much happiness and enduring prosperity. This time it is a birthday gift for a close friend from the client 🎁 A plump golden peanut, as though picked from the field and then elevated by jewellery’s refinement. Inside, the pearl glimmers with iridescence, like a pocket full of hopes. This “good things peanut” can accompany...
This pair of starfish jewels plays with four kinds of childlike delight. Worn alone, the starfish is a languid creature on the sand; with Australian South Sea pearls, it feels as though you have put a wave beside your ear; with peacock green, you are instantly transported to the shores of Tahiti; switch to other pearls and the sea reveals yet another surprise. So it turns out that the meeting of starfish and pearls can let you relive the whole summer sea once more.
The Buddha figure is carved in emerald green, its glass-like translucency seeming to lock Jiangnan mist and rain within the jade’s heart, the smiling eyes opening soft ripples of Zen in front of the chest. At the back, silver light gently opens; the twin covers fit together as if by intuition. The front is the compassionate warmth of jadeite’s generosity, while the back holds a private sentiment. One Buddha, one craft; one softness, one intensity - within this small space, Zen and jewellery presence...