This ring was designed around this gorgeous 1.5ct diamond. A handful of bright, dare I say, “jewel tone” stones were added around the diamond: a berry colored garnet, a tsavorite green garnet at the top & a Pariaba tourmaline at the bottom, and on the other side is a gorgeous yellow-orange spessartite garnet. The flower is sort of field-marsh inspired, but I didn’t base it particularly on any specific species, just went off and carved an idealized bloom spike. I imagine the flowers are yellow in my head. 18K.

I so rarely do prong settings, but agreed to for this amazing 2-carat Old Mine cut diamond. I did a scalloped pointy 8-prong setting with a sakura blossom motif down the shoulders and sides of the band, little diamonds set in the centers of each bloom. At the base is carved a tiny daffodil bloom. 18K. This ring really turned out fantastically.

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I really love the look of the offset stone, if you hadn’t noticed. This time we have a gorgeous peachy-pink padparadscha sapphire flanked by California poppies. 14K rose gold.

This solitaire features a warm amber-colored garnet surrounded by roses, buds, and leaves. 18K gold.

This sweet little solitaire features a delicate 3mm diamond flanked by a pair of ginkgo leaves. 14K yellow gold.