Morelle Davidson

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  • The setting of Morelle Davidson's new ring allows the petals to move with the motion of the wearer, just as a real flower would.
  • The setting of Morelle Davidson's new ring allows the petals to move with the motion of the wearer, just as a real flower would.
  • Morelle Davidson's one-of-a-kind platinum ring features a rare conch pearl surrounded by pink sapphire and rose-cut diamond petals.
  • David Abramov, Morelle Davidson's Sales Executive and Website Manager, says of its yellow diamond ring: "As a jeweller that primarily works with antique and period jewellery, we were able to create a modern interpretation of the Art Deco period and make i
  • Morelle Davidson's Art Deco ring features a fancy intense yellow diamond surrounded by green triangular-cut tsavorite garnets and shimmering opals.
  • Morelle Davidson antique Cartier bracelet with circular carved jadeite discs alternating with five articulated geometric sections, four baguette diamonds, one navette diamond and 12 small single-cut diamonds.
  • Morelle Davidson vintage Cartier bracelet in platinum with six diamond-pavéd openwork sections, each with three carved emerald leaves forming a branch with baguette diamond-set double links.
  • Morelle Davidson's vintage Boucheron platinum and gold pendant watch is enamelled in black and white, with rock crystal covering the watch face, which can be moved to read the time.
  • Morelle Davidson's Boucheron pendant watch, which dates back to the 1920s, with its bombé shape set with diamonds and emeralds, is typical of Art Deco design. The dial is signed Boucheron Brevete.

Morelle Davidson was founded 30 years ago by three brothers descended from a family of jewellers that started life as a stall in the Portobello Road Antiques Market. As the business grew, the brothers moved to Bond Street Antiques Centre and then opened a standalone shop in Conduit Street, before relocating to its current premises on Maddox Street in Mayfair in 2013. Initially focused only on trade, the company still works closely with other members of the antiques community, although its handpicked pieces are now available to the public through the new gallery. Drawing on years of experience in design and manufacturing, Morelle Davidson also creates bespoke pieces of fine jewellery for clients worldwide. 

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