Bespoke Inspiration
Contemporary Solitaire Rings
Sleek, refined and endlessly versatile, the solitaire remains one of the most popular choices for bespoke commissions. With its focus on a single, beautiful stone, this setting offers the perfect canvas for personalisation. From the cut and size of the diamond or gemstone to the style of setting -claw, rub-over, compass or bezel - there are countless ways to make a solitaire feel truly your own.
You can also choose from a range of band profiles, metal colours, and setting heights to suit your hand and style. Whether you love the simplicity of a round brilliant or prefer the clean geometry of an emerald cut, we’ll help you tailor every detail. If you’ve seen a ring in our window that isn’t quite right, we can use it as a starting point to bring your own vision to life , keeping the elements you love and adapting the rest to create something completely bespoke.
Vintage-Inspired Detailing
Vintage styles continue to inspire modern commissions, offering a sense of romance, charm and character. Whether drawn to the elegance of Edwardian settings or the bold geometry of Art Deco, many clients choose to incorporate vintage details into a design that still feels personal and contemporary.
There are endless ways to add these touches. Delicate milgrain edging, hand-engraved shoulders, filigree settings, and floral or scrollwork accents all bring texture and softness to a ring. Older styles also tend to feature unique stone cuts, such as old mine or rose cuts, which we can source or replicate in a new piece.
These details can be subtle or statement-making, and are often chosen to honour family jewellery or evoke a particular era. If a piece in our collection has caught your eye but isn’t quite right, we can recreate the vintage charm you love with changes that suit your taste and story.
Coloured Gemstones
Adding colour is one of the most striking ways to personalise a piece of jewellery. Whether chosen for symbolism, birthstone significance, or simply because of its beauty, a coloured gemstone makes a ring feel individual and full of character.
Sapphires are a popular choice, available in a spectrum of shades beyond classic blue, from pastel peach to vivid teal. Emeralds, rubies, aquamarines and tourmalines also offer rich colour and depth, each with their own personality. These stones can be used as a central focus or to accent diamonds in a cluster or trilogy setting.
Many clients come to us with a colour in mind or a piece they’ve seen that sparks an idea. If you’re inspired by a design but want a different stone or palette, we can guide you through options and source the perfect gemstone to reflect your vision. Whether you want something soft and romantic or bold and dramatic, colour opens up a world of design possibilities.
Three-Stone Rings
Often chosen to represent the past, present and future, three-stone rings are rich in meaning and design potential. This classic style suits a wide range of stone shapes and combinations, making it a favourite for bespoke engagement and anniversary rings.
The centre stone is usually the focal point, flanked by two complementary stones that can either match or contrast. Some clients opt for three diamonds in varying sizes, while others choose a coloured gemstone at the centre with diamond shoulders for added brilliance. The setting can be minimal and modern, or more intricate with vintage-inspired details.
Every part of a three-stone ring can be tailored, from the stones and their arrangement to the band profile and setting style. If you’ve seen a design you like but want to make it your own, we can adjust the proportions, gemstones or finish to create a ring that reflects your story and style.
Textured & Shaped Bands
For those looking beyond the traditional polished band, textured and shaped designs offer something unique and expressive. These rings bring depth, character and a tactile quality that make them especially suited to bespoke commissions.
Textures such as hammered, brushed, or matte finishes add a soft, organic feel to the metal. Shaped bands, including curved or contoured forms, can be crafted to fit around existing rings or to create visual interest on their own. Twists, waves or sculptural elements can also be added to give the design a sense of movement or symbolism.
These details work beautifully for wedding bands, stacking rings, or as an alternative to more classic engagement styles. Whether you want something subtle and understated or bold and distinctive, we can explore textures and forms that complement your personal aesthetic and feel comfortable for everyday wear.
Diamond Halos & Clusters
Halos and clusters offer a way to add brilliance, texture and drama to a ring while keeping the central stone as the main focus. These settings create visual impact by surrounding a gemstone with a frame or cluster of smaller diamonds, enhancing sparkle and giving the illusion of greater size.
A diamond halo can be tailored to suit almost any centre stone shape, from round and oval to cushion or pear. The style can be delicate and low-set for an understated look, or bold and elevated to create a true statement piece. Cluster rings, which often feature a group of stones in a floral or asymmetrical arrangement, bring a sense of vintage charm or artistic flair.
Many clients are drawn to these styles for their elegance and versatility. Whether you’ve seen something similar in our collection or have a completely new idea in mind, we can adjust the scale, stones and setting to reflect your personal taste and the sentiment behind the piece.
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