Kaleidoscope
colour, organised by feeling.
We organise our stones by the way they feel, not by their name. Sapphires sit beside spinels, emeralds beside tourmalines, citrines beside cognac diamonds.
Five families, in the studio's language. A way to find the stone before the name.
Serene
Cool, calm, contemplative.
Blue sapphire · Grey spinel · Aquamarine
Stones that hold the temperature of still water. Blue sapphires, grey spinels, aquamarines — the colours of sky met in stone. For wearers who move quietly and wear with intention.
Earthy
Subtle, warm, grounded.
Green sapphire · Cognac diamond
The warmth of wood and old earth, found in stone. Green sapphires, cognac diamonds — colour that feels worn in, close. For pieces that are to be worn every day without thinking.
Lush
Rich, vivid, fresh.
Emerald · Tsavorite · Peridot
Vivid, botanical, alive with green. Emeralds, tsavorites, peridots — the colour of growing things at their most intense. For statements that are still entirely precise.
Fiery
Radiant, glowing, alive.
Ruby · Red spinel · Orange sapphire
The stones that hold fire inside them. Rubies, red spinels, orange sapphires — colour that announces itself. For the piece that will be the one.
Luminous
Shimmer, brilliance, presence.
White diamond · Yellow diamond · Soft-toned sapphire
Light itself, held in mineral form. White diamonds, yellow diamonds, soft-toned sapphires — presence without colour, or colour that is almost light. For pieces worn in the knowledge that they will be noticed.
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