These fireflies are set with bright fluorescent yellow yttrium aluminum garnets, which are a synthetic material in the garnet group that also glows bright yellow under UV fluorescence. It was really quite perfect for this ring. 14K white gold.

This Snail+Rabbit portmanteau with a little diamond set in the center of the shell. Is the best! Little oak leaves and acorns carved down the sides, 18K.

This blooming pair of roses has a scattering of bright little tsavorite garnets. Kind of a nice organic take on the Toi et Moi style ring. 19K rose gold.

This Storybook band is carved with a Fox, Oak Leaves, a Tree of Life, and a leafy/Rococo motif reminiscent of its ring-mate (the high-profile solitaire w/purple sapphire in this post). 14K with bright little rubies set around the band.

This was a fun one to make: The center stone is a petite teal sapphire set into a big anemone bloom, curling vines & leaves carved down the sides of the band. From the gallery view, however, you see the pair of egrets, feathers being all feathery down the sides. 14K.

This was a wedding band made to fit against an antique sapphire halo solitaire. Oak leaves, Dahlia, Ivy, Poppies, and forget-me-not motif, 14K rose gold.

‘Storybook band’ featuring a Nautilus with an emerald. Flanking this creature are smoky, waving tendrils and a depiction of the microscopic flowery shapes seen in magnetic domains (my client was a physicist). 14K gold.

Iris blooms with mums, set up top with a cool wine-colored sapphire, and a handful of green tourmalines down the sides. 14K gold.