Our Stones

We proudly work with ethically sourced Australian sapphires from the New England region of New South Wales, carefully selected vintage gemstones alongside diamonds mined under the Kimberley Process. The Kimberley Process is an international certification scheme established in 2003 to help prevent conflict diamonds from entering the global diamond trade. It aims to ensure that rough diamonds are sourced and traded in accordance with recognised international requirements, supporting greater transparency and responsible practices within the diamond industry.

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Our Metals

We are committed to responsible sourcing, with our alloys sourced from suppliers who are members of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC). The RJC promotes responsible business practices across the jewellery supply chain, with a focus on ethical, social and environmental standards. The Gold and silver used in our pieces is recycled and we also recycle metal in studio.

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Our Packaging

We take a considered approach to packaging, balancing understated luxury with a commitment to sustainability. Our pieces are presented in cardboard ring boxes, wrapped in recycled tissue and packaged in compostable boxes made from recycled paper — thoughtfully chosen materials that minimise our environmental footprint without compromising on the experience.