Ying found this peridot on a hike that was a truly memorable and happy adventure for her. To keep the memory close, she desired to wear the stone as jewelry. The design, selected from our Raw Classic Collection, is intentionally minimalist to faithfully showcase the vibrant green beauty of the peridot.

This ring was created as a gift for a woman dedicated to creating social value across Africa. Having made dozens of trips to refugee camps in Kenya, she works tirelessly to bring new hope and a brighter future to those within. The ring's centerpiece—a raw, light green tsavorite—is sourced from Kenya, the land she holds so dear. Inside the band, the inscription "Africa Calls" is engraved as a lasting blessing.

Amanda is the mother of two adorable children, a ten-year-old boy and his eight-year-old sister. Wishing to create a tangible expression of her affection, she decided to use a distinctive heart-shaped cabochon diamond that she had serendipitously acquired. The ring's design holds an intimate secret: set within the inner band are two natural colored diamonds serving as personal emblems of her two children—a pink diamond for her daughter and an orange one for her son.

Emily desired a versatile ring that she could wear on its own or stack with her other pieces. Possessing a classically elegant style, a rose-cut diamond was the perfect choice to complement her aesthetic.

Yue is the mother of two adorable children, born in April and May. She envisioned a Toi et Moi Ring, Diamond and Emerald, where each gemstone as birthstone serves as a unique emblem of one of her children. This way, a single glance at her hand would bring both of them to mind.

This piece features a 3.08-carat unheated cornflower blue sapphire—Bowie’s birthstone—given by her husband to mark their tenth wedding anniversary. Accompanied by a halo of rose-cut diamonds, the piece boasts a convertible design that can be worn as both a ring and a pendant, allowing Bowie to wear it close to her every day.

This pendant is born from our founder's profound connection with Africa. Meticulously carved by hand in wax, the piece captures the continent's vibrant life force and dramatic topography. The vibrant green tsavorite is set where it was born: Tanzania.

Like many women, Yi has always had an appreciation for pink diamonds. She acquired this stone during a business trip to Australia; though modest in size, its charming hue captured her heart. As a busy professional, she wanted a ring that was both suitable for daily wear and refined in design. The result is this piece, featuring the pink diamond as the centerpiece, set with a full diamond band that offers understated yet radiant elegance.

This peridot necklace belongs to a traditional Chinese medicine doctor with a remarkable spiritual presence—a healer who bridges the physical and the spiritual. She refers to this piece—crafted from the gold-green peridot, a stone known for its healing light and connection to the heart chakra—as the "Heart of the True Self." This name symbolizes living as one's most authentic self, guided by belief, awareness, courage, and steadfastness.