Est. 1974 · Hatton Garden
Every stone has papers.
We will show you the certificate before we show you the price. Origin, treatment, the grader’s name and the date it was cut — because a stone without provenance is just an expensive piece of carbon.
Certification
The paper, then the price.
Every stone over 0.3 ct arrives with an independent grading report, and we put it on the product page above the price rather than in a drawer behind it. The grading house is named. The treatment line says “none” or it says what was done.
| Carat | 1.02 ct |
|---|---|
| Cut | Cushion brilliant |
| Colour | F |
| Clarity | VS1 |
| Origin | Botswana, tracked |
| Treatment | None |
| Grading house | Independent, named on the paper |
| Cut date | March, this year |
The collection.
Ring sizer
Measure once, at the end of the day.
Fingers are smallest in the morning and in the cold. Measure warm, measure late, and if you are between sizes take the larger one — resizing down is easier than resizing up, and the first year of it is free.
Ring sizer
Wrap a strip of paper around the finger, mark where it meets, and measure the length in millimetres. That is the circumference.
Enter a measurement and we will convert it.
Engraving
Hand-cut, not laser-etched.
A laser marks the surface. A graver cuts into it, which is why hand engraving is still legible after forty years of being worn every day. It adds two weeks and it cannot be undone, so we set the text with you before anything is cut.