Rings

Color, close
at hand.

A ring can become something you wear every day. Start with the color and shape, then explore the setting and fit.

Lavender cushion sapphire with pear-shaped diamond shoulders in a sculptural yellow-gold ring
A.01 / The current selection

Tide ring

Tide’s lavender sapphire gives the ring its center. Look at the pear-shaped diamonds beside it, then the sweep of gold beneath the setting.

Explore the piece

What a photograph
can’t settle.

Bring a few practical questions to the viewing.

Proportion

Look at the piece as a whole. Ask about its size, weight and how it sits when worn.

Comfort

Talk through fit and the way you plan to wear it, including any adjustment questions.

Care

Ask about the complete piece: its stones, metal, setting and the care they need together.

Have a different idea?

There is room
for your own.

A bespoke conversation can begin with a preferred shape, color or a piece you have not found.

Talk about bespoke

Some things are
better seen closely.

Come with a piece in mind, or a question. A viewing is a chance to explore the details a photograph can’t settle.

Arrange a viewing