Inspired by one of Pablo Neruda's beautiful poems, this ring incorporates sapphire and diamond vines...

"Your caresses enfold me, like climbing
Vines on melancholy walls."

from the poem 'Love' by Pablo Neruda

A ring from my new collection, the butterfly ring.

This ring was commissioned by Lori, who chose a deep-medium blue sapphire with lots of flash and sparkle for the centre stone and matching precision cut blue sapphires for the five butterflies.

Thank you so much Lori, it was a pleasure working with you on this project.

Ben commissioned this wedding ring and engagement ring for his beautiful Australian fiancée Kendal.
The large green sapphire was mined in The Gemfields - a sapphire mining district in Queensland Australia.

The inscription on the inside of the ring is from Ephesians 5, which includes the words "two will become one". In this ring two rings become one, the wedding ring locks in place between the two bands of the green sapphire engagement ring.

Billy commissioned these rings for Emily, whose favourite flower is the daisy. The diamond wedding ring locks in place underneath the pretty yellow sapphire and diamond daisy engagement ring...

"I proposed to Emily back on the 23rd and all went well! She absolutely loves the ring and can't stop looking at it. Everyone who sees it is impressed with how perfectly it matches her personality. It was great working with you!"

I'm longing for Spring on this very dreary February day in Boston. Here is one of my latest designs - the Blossom Ring... for those Spring proposals?

Rendered here with small pink sapphires, black diamonds and a 6mm 1+ct sparkly Pink Sapphire.