Curated perspectives on fine jewellery metallurgy, laboratory-grown solitaires, and centuries-refined diamond setting from our Surat atelier.
Sapphire means wisdom, loyalty and sincerity. Discover the meaning, science and lore of September's royal blue birthstone, from Kashmir to padparadscha.
Ruby is the king of gems and July's birthstone. Discover ruby's meaning, from Sanskrit ratnaraj to record auctions, and what makes fine red so rare.
Diamond is April's birthstone and the hardest material in nature. Discover what diamond means, from billion-year origins to laboratory-grown stones.
Sterling silver and white gold look alike but wear very differently. Compare composition, durability, tarnish, price and hallmarks before you buy.
Toi et moi, French for "you and me", sets two stones side by side in one ring. Here is the 18th-century love story behind the style and how to choose your own pairing.
Salt and pepper diamonds are real diamonds filled with natural black and white inclusions, and no two look alike. Here is what creates their one-of-a-kind patterns and why couples love them.
The three-stone or trilogy ring sets a couple's past, present and future in a row. Here is what defines the style, what it symbolises, and how to make it your own.
The evil eye charm is not the curse; it is the cure. From 3,300 BC Mesopotamia to the modern nazar pendant, here is what the symbol means and why it is one of the most gifted motifs in jewellery.
A locket is jewellery as a container for memory: a hinged pendant holding photographs, hair or keepsakes. Six centuries of history, and how to choose and wear one today.