Pretty in pink: jewels that melted our heart

Jewels in blushing, tender rose hues including a padparadscha sapphire engagement ring and feather earrings that express romance in the most delicate way.

16 January 2020
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  • Lydia Courteille La Vie en Rose earrings
    The pink of morganite and sapphires evoke the soft flesh tones of skin paired with feathers reminiscent of the legend of Leda and the swan in Lydia Courteille’s La Vie en Rose earrings. 
  • The Stellar Halo ring by Tomasz Donocik
    Tomasz Donocik approaches jewellery with the eye of an artist, ever looking to create new effects. In the Stellar Dune jewels he plays with solid colours, transparencies and negative space. The collection echoes the work of the 1970’s artist Frank Stella, much admired by Donocik. 
  • Stenzhorn Belle pink sapphire and white diamond ring
    Slender diamond baguettes are set into fine gold channels that mimic the minute veins of the petal that carry diamond water drops to the plant, leading down to the pink sapphire colouring of the bloom in this ring by German jeweller Stenzhorn. 
  • Artemis padparadscha sapphire ring by Hirsh London
    From sketch to workshop to the finished piece each jewel by Hirsh London is made by hand and often using unusual colour gems such as this Artemis ring with a Padparadscha sapphire at its centre.
  • Pomellato Armonie Minerali Adagio di Damasco ring
    The concentric patterns created by the bands of pink and white in the rhodochrosite mimic the petals of a Damask rose in the Adagio di Damasco ring. A band of rubies adds to the soft glow of the ring. 
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Maria Doulton

MARIA DOULTON

After many years as a freelance journalist and editor specialising in watches and jewellery, together with Christine Pasquier, Maria founded The Jewellery Editor. Maria’s work appears in a wide variety of notable publications, including the Financial Times, Intelligent Life, Telegraph ...