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Melbourne is a home of gamblers and what better way to show your love of a punt than with this Gambler ring in sterling silver by Silver Cyanide. What are your lucky numbers?  

Every so often one of our jewellers comes up wih a technique that has an amazing result. These Tartan cufflinks by Jeanette Dyke are a perfect example. Jeanette has managed to fuse granulated 18ct gold to an oxidised sterling silver base. Stunning!  

We’re pretty proud of the different designes, textures, sizes and materials used by the jewellers we represent when it comes to wedding rings. Check out these babies (left to tight and top to bottom): – Ripples in titanium by Emily Becher – The Block in zirconium/gold by Rhett dale – The Great Divide in sterling silver/gold/diamond by Gavin Macsporran – Wide Explosion in sterling silver by Gillian Hillman – Gladiator in sterling silver/gold by Unnon – Gold Strike in sterling silver/gold by Jeanette Dyke – Main Squueze in bronze/gold by Ginkoh – Damascus in stainless steel by Luke Grant  ...

Is this ring the definition of a mullet? Business up front and party at the back?   The Tudor signet ring by Zora Bell Boyd features a plain face (nothing to see hear) with all the tudor detail on each side of the shank (party party party).

We have a comprehensive range on men’s signet rings which can be made in either gold or sterling silver. This bunch is made by Sebastian Cilento and include the Brooklyn, Fokker and Square. each ring is made from sterling silver but they can also be ordered in gold.