The piece is very simple but also very elegant and the customer was very pleased with the final product.

In this nice big ring I was exploring how small I could produce the details in jewellery.

If you like large stones, particularly haematite (as pictured), this is the ring for you.

This setting is also available in Sterling Silver with a number of other gem choices.

I really like the way this one turned out. This little demon just overflows with character.

The ring is band is 14K gold and has a rounded, bumpy texture in contrast to the straight edge of the ruby.  (This item is archived and not for sale)

These are fairly heavy and have a solid feel to them.  And the reversed bubble texture is an opposite contrasting element to the plain untextured rectangular shape.I like the way all these came out.

This ring would make a lovely promise ring or anniversary ring with the 'Two' theme.

This is the first set in the series. I quite like the way they turned out.

This is definitely a ring for a child of the night.

I have always loved art nouveau. Karl Faberge and Rene LeLique are two of my personal heroes.

It always amazes me that something this simple can be this beautiful and this valuable.

It would make a prefect gift for someone looking to complete a Heraldry or Gothic outfit or just to show the world the kind of person who wears a tiara.  This piece would also suit a 'Duke', too.

The piece has a number of layers to it but it gives it such dimension and depth that the fussing and time required to get the effect was worth the final result.

This silver industrial ring features a very open design. ...Each 'rivet' is finished with a beautiful round pink tourmaline.

This is a one of a kind piece that will make your favourite princess' day.

This stone is 100% natural and untreated despite it's unique appearance.