Pair of snarling foxes in wintry tree branches with a pair of fiery spessartite garnets, one a glowy orange-red burning coal, and the other a bright orange-yellow flame. 14K rose gold.

A custom solitaire carved for this fantastic 2 1/4ct diamond: Sun & moon motifs on either shoulder, rabbit & owl motifs carved on the gallery views of the bezel.

This is a very PNW sort of ring: sword ferns & Nootka rose. It was made as a wedding band to fit alongside the solitaire (not the one pictured below though–I just used that one as a stand-in for photos). 14K gold.

Geckos and grasses carved around and holding an amazing free-form Mexican opal. 18K, opal, and diamonds.

I love to complain about how my lightbox never captures the fire in opals, and this is no joke–observe:

Can you even believe it? This is the same ring underneath a lamp. This opal was like this little oceany jelly drop and I wanted to eat it.

This awesome wedding set features a gorgeous custom-cut white sapphire by Top Notch Faceting (hands down my favorite gemstone cutter). The solitaire setting has a branching tree motif with a crescent moon carved on one side, the wedding band is an open design with a branching tree with leaves motif, and a matching classic-style wedding band with a single branch with leaves intaglio-carved on it.

This Phoenix + Feather solitaire is set with a gorgeous peachy pink pyralspite 1.39ct garnet, custom cut by Geologic Spectrum. 18K gold.