Unique men's wedding ring designed with Hebrew script.... in platinum
Diamond set with a rough matt finish on the base.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
My Israelite
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Friday, 7 May 2010
Madison Engagement Ring
1.80ct F VS square cushion cut diamond with pave set claw set in platinum.
We've made this design before but this time it has a square cushion cut instead of the princess cut.... looks even better in reality.
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Emerald cut emerald ring
A yellow gold variation on this very nice classical design. 2.22ct Emerald cut emerald with double step-down 0.33ct baguette diamonds set in 18ct yellow gold.
This engagement ring was handmade at the Rumour workshop in London.
Previous white gold version: http://rumouronline.blogspot.com/2009/10/emerald-cut-emerald-engagement-ring.html
Purple sapphire engagement ring
If at first you don't succeed... make it again! This ring was just re-made as the client wasn't happy with the original design (he unfortunately did not look at the original design specs.... so this had to be altered quite a bit)
Purple sapphire and aquamarine engagement ring: 1.96ct Emerald cut purple sapphire in a rub-over setting and six 3 x 2mm channel set baguette aquamarine shoulders. Set in 18ct white gold.
This is the original which we had to remake: http://rumouronline.blogspot.com/2010/02/purple-sapphire-custom-engagement-ring.html You will notice that the central stone was higher on this version (as it was in the very first version we made in 2005)
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
"Huntress" Oval sapphire diamond cluster engagement ring
Front view of this very large engagement ring.
3.5ct oval Ceylon Sapphire with 2.50cts brilliant cut diamond cluster set in platinum and 18ct yellow gold.
The client for the ring bought the sapphire in Sri Lanka not being 100% sure that they were buying a real stone. It is!
"Huntress" Oval sapphire diamond cluster engagement ring
3.5ct oval Ceylon Sapphire with 2.50cts brilliant cut diamond cluster set in platinum and 18ct yellow gold.
The clients for the ring bought the sapphire in Sri Lanka not being 100% sure that they were buying a real stone. It is!
