All of our Signature Gemstones, explained.

As artists and designers, we’re on a never ending journey to best represent the magic of your relationship. 

That’s why we came up with our Signature Ruby: a small ruby set inside the band of each of our designs to act as a little secret shared between you and your partner, a reminder of what the two of you have built together over the years.

The Signature Ruby is a mark of the care and attention that went into designing your ring. It reaffirms the idea that there’s so much more emotional meaning to an engagement or wedding ring than its outward appearance.

Garnet

Colour: Red
Birthstone: January
Symbolism: Friendship, vitality, love
Trivia: Garnets got their name from the Latin word for pomegranate seeds. As pomegranates were traditionally given as gifts of friendship and affection, garnets are the perfect symbol for a relationship based in kindness and support.

Amethyst

Colour: Purple
Birthstone: February
Symbolism: Peace, calm, a supportive relationship
Trivia: More than just the birthstone for February, amethyst is the birthstone for the winter solstice (21 Nov – 20 Dec) because its rich purple tones closely resemble the colours of the winter sky.

Aquamarine

Colour: Blue
Birthstone: March
Symbolism: Problem solving, intimacy, inner peace
Trivia: Ancient Romans believed that the god of the sea, Neptune, loved aquamarine and so this gemstone has the ability to calm stormy seas and offer protection on new adventures.

Diamond

Colour: White, pink, or yellow
Birthstone: April
Symbolism: Strength, love, devotion, and fidelity
Trivia: Because of their unmatched hardness, diamonds are not just a symbol of love but also of invincibility and strength. They’re a great way to pay tribute to the hard work and devotion that’s gone into every relationship.

Emerald

Colour: Green
Birthstone: May
Symbolism: Truth, eternal life, success, healing
Trivia: In Ancient Greece, people believed that the emerald was the gemstone of the goddess Venus, deity of love and hope. Emerald also has strong connotations with the richness and interconnectedness of the natural world.

Tourmaline

Colour: Pink, green or blue
Birthstone: October
Symbolism: Problem solving, intimacy, inner peace
Trivia: Tourmaline becomes electrically charged when warmed by heat or by rubbing it. This conductivity makes tourmaline symbolic of a lover’s touch.

Topaz

Colour: Swiss blue and London blue
Birthstone: November
Symbolism: Goodwill, protection
Trivia: In the Middle Ages, bathing in water with topaz was believed to be a cure for poor eyesight. As such, topaz is known for its ability to offer guidance and clarity throughout life’s journey.

Citrine

Colour: Yellow-orange
Birthstone: November
Symbolism: Intuition, success, an open mind
Trivia: Citrine rose to popularity in the 18th century Romantic Period was favoured by many cultural figures of the time, making it a perfect gift for someone who is artistic, creative, literary, or a true romantic at heart.

Tanzanite

Colour: Bluish-violet
Birthstone: December
Symbolism: Compassion, calmness, open skies
Trivia: Tanzanite was first discovered in 1968 in Tanzania, and to this day it can only be found and mined in a small region there called the Merelani Hills near Mount Kilimanjaro.