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As seen in
At the bench
Set by hand, one prong at a time
A solitaire takes our setters the better part of a day. The seat is cut to the stone rather than the stone pushed into the seat, which is slower, and the reason the light gets underneath.
How to read a stone
Cut, colour, clarity, carat
Cut
The only C decided by a person rather than the earth. Proportion and finish are what return light to the eye.
Colour
Graded D to Z. We set nothing below G, where the warmth is invisible once the stone is in metal.
Clarity
Inclusions are the stone's record of its own making. VS and above are clean to the unaided eye.
Carat
Weight, not size. Two stones of equal carat can read very differently depending on how the cut spreads them.
The bridal edit
Everything in this photograph
Photographed at a Quetta wedding, every piece from the bridal collection.
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In their words
What our clients say
They cut the seat to my grandmother's stone rather than recutting it. The ring came back looking like it had always been that way.
I asked for today's gold rate on a Tuesday and had a full quote the same afternoon. No pressure, no chasing.
The silver arrived heavier than it looked online, in the best way. It has held its polish for a year.
Resized twice, free both times, and they cleaned it while it was with them.
They cut the seat to my grandmother's stone rather than recutting the stone. That is the whole difference.
Commission no. 2,148
Bespoke commissions
Bring a stone, a sketch, or an heirloom you would like remade. We work from a single appointment through to hallmarking, usually in six to ten weeks.