Hatton Garden Diamond - Finest Quality Diamond Rings and Bespoke Jewellery

A wonderful jewellery piece, this is a four claw brilliant cut diamond ring. This is a perfect design for those looking for something to highlight a solitaire diamond or just an unfussy design. The four claw setting allows for plenty of light to shine through the diamond, giving the maximum potential for sparkle. This draws the focus all on the centre stone and is great for making the most out of the diamond. Read on to find out more.

Along with the six-claw solitaire the four-claw solitaire ring is one of the most traditional ring styles, and would perhaps even be considered as iconic. This ring is beautifully presented and adorned with smaller diamonds running along its shoulders. A great choice for those that want to make the most of their diamond.

This stunning ring is a platinum pear shaped diamond, which is framed with a single row halo ring and made in beautiful platinum. The ring also features shoulders which are adorned with smaller diamonds. Those with an inclination towards non-traditional styles can opt for a more unusual cut like this pear cut diamond or marquise cut diamond. Pear shapes are also ideal for fancy diamonds, otherwise known as coloured diamonds, as they bring out hues better. Find out more on this ring in the blog post.

A beautiful brilliant cut diamond ring that will be a great addition to any jewellery box. The centre diamond is surrounded by a halo of diamonds. This serves to give the illusion of a bigger centre diamond and add extra sparkle to the piece. The halo is set in a bezel setting, which is one of the […]

Upgrading Jewellery? Jewellery is one such thing that you may feel can’t be upgraded or updated due to the sentiment attached to it. In some cases, this may well be true, but lifestyles, tastes, needs and trends change throughout and an update can actually give jewellery a new lease of life. This remains a marmite […]

Stephen Perry, our Managing Director has been very busy in the workshop! Using cuttlefish casting, he made himself a wedding band using his late father’s gold bracelet. Find out more on this technique and the process of the ring in this post.

This beautiful diamond wedding band has a different take on the traditional band. Most bands are just metal, but for those looking for both sparkle and simplicity can look for this style. A ring of small diamonds is placed on the side of the ring. This allows for the plain band to show on top. Find out more in this blog post.

Another great bespoke ring we created for a client. This is a beautiful channel set bespoke ring with a stunning row of diamonds. A channel setting is a type of mounting in which the diamonds are set into a channel made from two metal strips. The stones set in such a way form a row and can run along the entire band of the ring. Find out more on the ring in this blog post.

Another unusual piece, this is a brilliant cut diamond solitaire in North-South-East-West four claw setting with twist shoulders. This is a relatively new four-claw style for a round brilliant cut diamond. A North-South-East-West positioning of the claw brings out more of a circular look from the diamond compared to the usual four-claw which gives more of a squarish look. It’s entirely up to preference as both settings allow for plenty of light to shine through the diamond for that extra sparkle. The other usual feature is the twist shoulders, which create a beautiful, floral, elegant feel to the jewellery piece. Whilst this one pictured is made in platinum, it can be made with any precious metals, such as gold. Such a piece would be a great choice for those looking for something different in an engagement ring.

Recently we had the pleasure of creating this bespoke wedding ring. This beautiful ring was a ‘His & Her’s’ matching set and made in 18ct White Gold. The ring also features two lovely rows of diamonds across the length of the band. Find out more on this ring in this post.