Exceptional stones.
Singular pieces.

Selected for the quality of the stone, the hand of the setting, and nothing else.

The collection

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Buying

Assurance

  • Each stone is assessed by hand before a piece is offered.
  • Full details, condition included, are written on every listing.
  • Delivered insured, and returnable within fourteen days.
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Diamond rings, earrings and a pendant arranged on red blocks

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Each piece is one of one. When it finds its owner, it is withdrawn.

An evening piece

Made to be
looked at twice

Drop earrings, a line at the wrist, and a colour that carries a room.

Ask us what is here now, and what can be found.

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An oval-cut diamond solitaire in yellow gold, on cream silk

Selection

Chosen for the stone,
kept for the setting

A piece is assessed on the bench before it is offered, and what it carries is written on the listing.

Nothing is offered here that we would not keep.

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Worn

Tried on before
it is decided

A piece looks different on the hand than it does on the bench.

Ask for a short film of any piece here, before you decide on it.

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A marquise-cut solitaire in yellow gold beside a diamond line necklace, on cream marble

Pieces that sit
well together

A diamond line beside a single stone. Two pieces are only right together once you have seen them that way.

Ask us to photograph any two pieces side by side before you decide on either.

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Colour

A stone with a colour
of its own

Rubies, sapphires and emeralds, held in a surround of diamonds.

Where a piece has its match, the pair is offered together.

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Detail

The stone does
the work

A thin band, six claws, and nothing in the way of the light.

The simplest setting is the one that asks most of the stone.

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Four diamond rings laid on burgundy silk ribbon

Consign or sell a piece

We acquire fine jewellery and loose stones from private owners, discreetly and without obligation.

Send us a message with a few images of the piece, and you will have our assessment in writing.

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Know what you own

The hallmark is the shortest document a piece carries. It takes a minute to read.

Questions

Are the photographs of the actual piece?
Yes. Every piece is photographed here, and each one is offered once.
May I see a piece before deciding?
Ask for further images, or arrange to view it in person.
How do I enquire about a piece?
Message us on WhatsApp. You will speak to one person, from first message to delivery.
Do you acquire jewellery from private owners?
Yes, discreetly and without obligation.
What do you need to assess a piece?
A few clear images, taken in daylight. Nothing else to begin with.
May I return a piece?
Within fourteen days of delivery, as UK law provides.

Speak to us

One message is enough, whether you are looking for a piece or parting with one.