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£20,500.00
This highly sought after watch features the desirable blue dial and Jubilee bracelet combination.
Perfectly... More information →
£3,995.00
Some pieces of jewellery are rightfully described as a 'showstopper' and this is... More information →
£1,750.00
Set with a perfectly blended combination of coloured gemstones, this stylish pendant is crafted in classic... More information →
£1,425.00
Two sparkling lab-grown diamonds totalling 0.72ct and set as a pair of classic... More information →
£549.00
Stainless steel case and bracelet.
Blue and yellow rotating pilots slide rule bezel.
Blue and... More information →
£3,695.00
Stunning aquamarine and diamond earrings in 18ct white gold. Each aquamarine is cut in an... More information →
£180.00
The classic CABLE™ bracelet from Bailey... More information →
£170.00
A delightful brooch crafted in sterling silver and finished with beautiful enamel in purple to... More information →
The round brilliant is by far the most popular shape for diamonds, but there are many others available and if you would prefer something a little more unusual, the choice is yours. Here we will take a closer look at some of the shapes available to you when choosing a diamond.
Learn more about the different parts of a diamond's cut and how these are important in making the diamond sparkle.
We’ve been offering lab grown diamonds now for around eighteen months. As we mentioned in our initial blog series about lab grown diamonds, we expected this new market to be very fast-moving, so what’s been happening?
Especially with the increasing popularity of salt 'n' pepper diamonds, rose cut stones have had a renaissance in recent years. We learn more about why they work so well for so many gems.
