A spectacular statement in blue and white, these important Ceylon sapphire and diamond pendant earrings epitomise the drama and refinement for which we stand for. Each earring is set with a vivid oval Ceylon sapphire of exceptional colour and clarity, the stones totalling an impressive 10.13 carats, their bright cornflower hue immediately marking them out as gems of rare quality.
Surrounding each sapphire is a halo of fine white diamonds, with additional graduated diamonds articulating the drop to catch the light at every movement. Crafted in 18ct white gold, the clean lines of the setting allow the sapphires to dominate, while the diamonds lend scintillation and lift. Perfect for black‑tie occasions, weddings or red‑carpet moments, these earrings are the sort of jewels that become part of a family history: worn rarely, remembered always.
Brimming with late Victorian charm, this antique three‑stone ring showcases the timeless pairing of deep blue sapphire and old‑cut diamonds in a beautifully balanced design. The central sapphire displays a rich, velvety hue, flanked on either side by chunky old‑cut diamonds whose soft, romantic sparkle is so characteristic of jewellery from around 1900.
Set in warm 18ct gold with delicately carved shoulders, the trilogy arrangement sits low and comfortably on the finger while still offering plenty of presence. Traditionally symbolising past, present and future, three‑stone rings make particularly meaningful engagement or anniversary pieces, and this example has the added allure of more than a century of history already behind it.
An extraordinary gem of true collector status, this 24.59ct Ceylon colour change sapphire is a once‑in‑a‑generation stone. Cut as a generous cushion, it displays the classic “Ceylon” character – a bright, open tone with remarkable clarity – while its chameleon‑like shift in different lights adds a layer of magic that photographs can only hint at.
Under cool daylight the sapphire shows a vivid bluish hue; move it into warmer, indoor light and it transforms towards rich violet tones, the colour change rolling gracefully across the facets. At over twenty‑four carats this is not only a substantial gemstone but also a highly wearable one, with proportions that would sit beautifully in a bold ring or pendant designed to frame – rather than compete with – its natural beauty.