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A sculptural pair of wedding bands conceived to reflect the couple’s individuality and connection. The birthstone of their wedding month and a princess-cut diamond bring personal meaning to the design, coming together in a shared composition that speaks to their union.

A pair of diamond earrings where contrasting cuts come together in perfect harmony. Two round, two princess, and two baguette diamonds are set in open gold settings, with the metal flowing delicately along their edges to form a single sculptural polygon silhouette.

Commissioned as an engagement ring, this piece is shaped by the couple’s shared history. A subtly tilted pear-shaped ruby marks July, the wearer’s birth month and the month they first met, while nine brilliant diamonds honour their shared nine years before becoming engaged. Lastly, a tiny pearl is hidden under the setting, as a quiet tribute to the giver’s June birthstone.

Inspired by the orange tree in bloom, this sculptural necklace and ring translate the raw textures of the orange tree branches and the delicate forms of its flowers into wearable pieces. Orange sapphires bring the warmth of the blossom designed to be worn every day, holding the memory of its colour and scent.

A classic diamond solitaire engagement ring, °’HRIAM style, but with a bespoke twist. The band was designed with a gentle, flowing wave to complement the couple's wedding bands, while the diamond is held in an elegant open setting by five delicate prongs, allowing light to pass through and enhance its brilliance.

This pair of wedding bands was created for a couple who wanted a design that is both simple and distinctive, with complementary forms that reflect their connection. The rings are engraved with their initials in the Greek alphabet, joined by a subtle heart symbol.

Commissioned as an engagement ring for a hydrofeminist artist, this piece reflects a practice rooted in female figures, myths, folklore, storytelling, and science fiction. It is centred around a one-of-a-kind Australian black opal, with a personal engraving and the birthstone of their daughter hidden within the band.

A christening cross imagined with a playful, childlike quality. The chunky, sculptural shape is governed by incised details, giving the piece an effortless character, while keeping its proportions contemporary. Brilliant diamonds surround the ruby central stone, and some are also placed along the ends of the cross, allowing light to catch from the sides, as it rests against the chest.

For a customer whose partner feels most themselves by the water, this ring features a pear-shaped salt and pepper diamond (a nod to them being a chef), tilted on its side in a semi-closed setting, echoing the form of a wave falling over a rock. Inside, a meaningful number and heart are engraved, along the  family's birthstones hidden within.