Sugarloaf

01/06/2026

Sooooo excited to see this finished ! 🐢🐢🐢

28/05/2026

Yellow, strawberry & white gold diamond studded palm trees 🌴🌴🌴 🌴🌴🌴 Given how popular this piece is , thought I’d better show it off in all of the available colour-ways.

Feel free to DM for pricing info.

27/05/2026

How it all starts through to how it ends …..and it ends with one hell of a ring !

15/05/2026

The diamond tennis bracelet, also known as a diamond line bracelet.

I think of diamond tennis bracelets as , business casual - they’re fancy enough to wear somewhere special but also discreet enough for lunch ! They’re a classic piece , easy to wear & pretty much flattering on just about anyone.

Here we have 2.5 tcw mounted to a claw setting of 18k white with an infinity clasp.

In case, you didn’t know - The bracelet was renamed after tennis star Chris Evert lost hers during a 1987 U.S. Open match. She stopped play to find it.

14/05/2026

Tis grey & miserable today so we’re bringing you the tropics the only way we can , with a diamond palm tree 🌴🌞🌴

14/05/2026

13/05/2026

Opal Penguins 🐧!! Because, why not …
Here are some fun facts about October’s favorite gemstone, Opal.🤓

✨Technically, opal isn’t a true mineral—it’s a hardened gel of silica and water. Call it nature’s natural jelly 🤣
✨The bad-luck myth? Well, that’s straight up sabotage. In the 1800s, a novelist implied opals were cursed (thanks, Anne of Geierstein). In reality, mine owners panicked, and the diamond industry quietly cheered.
✨Queen Victoria called the bad luck myths bluff, She loved opals and gave them as wedding gifts. If a queen isn’t worried about bad luck, neither should you be.
✨Opalized” fossils exist. Dinosaurs, pinecones, even squid tentacles have turned into opal. It’s paleontology with bling
✨Opals contain up to 20% water. Leave one in a safe deposit box too long, and it can dry out, crack, and lose its sparkle. Yes, gems get dehydrated too.
✨Australia runs the game. 95% of the world’s opals come from Australia.

12/05/2026

🩷 Rubellite 💚Emerald 💙Tanzanite 💛 Tourmaline
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How to spot a good gem …..good ones look like sweeties ! 😀

10/05/2026

A pretty new addition to our collection.

Diamonds, some things you might not know …..

✨They’re not rare—just well-marketed. De Beers’ marketing campaign made diamonds synonymous with eternal love. Before that, sapphires and emeralds were actually more prized.
✨They rain on Saturn and Jupiter. Really. Lightning storms in their atmospheres turn methane into carbon soot, which hardens into graphite, then diamond, then falls like glittering hail—possibly melting into liquid diamond lakes……just imagine how beautiful that must be
✨The largest diamond ever found is a ✨. In 2004, astronomers discovered a white dwarf star whose core had crystallised into diamond. The “Lucy” star weighs 10 billion trillion carats. Nevertheless I could figure out a way of mounting it ! 🤣

08/05/2026

Lapis lazuli tosade …..💙
Here are some fun facts about lapis lazuli, a rockstar of the mineral world
✨Cleopatra used it for eyeshadow
✨Artists literally broke the bank for it. During the Renaissance, ultramarine pigment from lapis was more expensive than gold.
✨It’s a rock that peaked in ancient Mesopotamia. Used for King Tut’s death mask and Sumerian bling, lapis has been “extra” for 6,500 years.
✨It was used as a medieval mood medicine. People ground it into powder to cure melancholy and ward off evil spirits. Spoiler, eating rocks didn’t help, but it probably distracted you from your problems.
✨The name means “blue stone,” but it’s not even a true mineral. It’s a metamorphic cocktail of lazurite, calcite, and pyrite. Basically, a geological smoothie ! 🤣