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Kukuo
The Kukuo ring was designed to celebrate 40 years. Each
decade is represented by a generous single square cut
amethyst. The rich royal purple of the amethyst inspired
the name of this piece, Kukuo, which is the Japanese word
for royal – a fitting name for a ring for Sarah,
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Wezuka
The Wezuka ring was designed to be worn with
the Wezuka torc. It holds a single rainbow moonstone from
east Africa, held in place by a simple twist of gold.
The name comes from the swahili for twisted moonlight. |
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Colette
This striking 18ct gold ring uses the
contrasting colours of lime green peridot and the rich
purple
of amethyst to great effect. Two significant pear shaped
peridots are surrounded by six, round and marquis shaped,
amethysts. The name is simply from the individual the
ring was designed for. |
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Guinevere
This 9ct gold ring is set with 8 garnets
and 9 peridot in a floral vine design around the band.
The garnets came from a ring belonging to Jeni's grandmother,
for whom this ring was made. Guinevere is the welsh origin
of Jennifer. |
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Thalia
This stunning millennium cut tourmaline is set
in a 9ct gold ring. The greenish blue, 4.57ct stone is
indicolite tourmaline, one of the many colours of this
gem. Due to its existence in numerous colours, tourmaline
is also known as the Muse's stone. The name Thalia is
the name of one of the nine Muses. |
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