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Everything you need to make something only you could is in the kit.

The stone guide.

The stone is the starting point for every ring we design — a natural or lab-grown diamond, or a precious gemstone like an emerald or sapphire.

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Diamonds

Natural & lab grown.

Both are real diamonds, and both are beautiful. We only work with ethically and sustainably sourced stones, in an unlimited variety of shapes and sizes, certified by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA).

Natural

Formed deep in the earth over billions of years.

Lab grown

Chemically identical, grown above ground.

The worldwide standard

The Four C’s.

In the 1940s the GIA established the Four C’s and the International Diamond Grading System™ — still the way every diamond is judged today. Here’s what you need to know.

How it plays with light.

Cut is how a diamond has been faceted, polished and proportioned. A well-cut diamond makes the most of light, creating a stunning display of sparkle.

Brightness, fire and scintillation describe the light. Weight ratio, durability, polish and symmetry describe the craftsmanship.

Graded on 7 criteria

Brightness Fire Scintillation Weight ratio Durability Polish Symmetry

All about what you can’t see.

White diamonds are valued by how close they come to colourless. The less colour, the higher the value.

The GIA scale starts at D for colourless, moving through the alphabet as colour increases.

GIA colour scale, D to Z

D–F
Colourless

G–J
Near colourless

K–M
Faint

N–R
Very light

S–Z
Light

Weight, not size.

Diamonds are weighed in metric carats. One carat is 0.2 grams, about the weight of a paperclip, and divides into 100 points.

Two diamonds of equal weight can differ widely in value depending on the other three C’s.

In numbers

0.2 g One metric carat
100 Points per carat
0.50 ct A 50-point diamond

Every stone’s birthmarks.

Formed under extreme heat and pressure, diamonds often carry inclusions (inside) or blemishes (outside). Clarity is the absence of these.

Truly flawless diamonds are rare, and rarity drives value.

GIA clarity scale · 11 grades

FL IF VVS1 VVS2 VS1 VS2 SI1 SI2 I1 I2 I3

Most diamonds fall into the highlighted VS and SI grades.

Cuts we source

Every shape, every size.

Round

Oval

Pear

Marquise

Emerald

Cushion

Coloured gemstones

Diamonds not your thing? Fear not.

The alternatives are every bit as exciting. Tell us what you love and we’ll source the best possible stones and build them into the perfect design. You name it, we’ll find it.

Emerald
Sapphire
Ruby
Opal
& many more

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