Ring
A 3.03-carat Burmese ruby holds court between platinum prongs, its oval face cut to release the stone's internal fire. Two round diamonds, totaling one carat, frame the ruby without competing—white light answering red heat.
Platinum secures the stones while yellow gold warms the band, the two metals dividing duties rather than declaring allegiance. The ruby commands; everything else serves.
Every diamond and gemstone is evaluated in the Pieter Andries Diamond and Gem Laboratory, accredited by the American Gem Society, before it is set, and every diamond half a carat and above is laser-inscribed to match its grading documentation. For pieces containing diamonds, the Pieter Andries diamond grading certificate accompanies the piece — the house's confirmation of the diamond, the design, and the craftsmanship behind it.
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Every commission begins with a rare gemstone and a conversation. Bring your vision — or let us help you discover it — and we will make something unmistakably yours, finished by hand in our Southlake atelier.
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