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Laila Raza
An Icelandic elopement
This is the story of how Dina and Rob eloped to Iceland and got married, with an Icelandic poet as a celebrant and a Schnauzer as their witness.
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Fairina Cheng
A proposal in paradise: Sebastian and Mary’s engagement
Right from the first time I spoke to Sebastian, it was clear that Mary was special. He proposed on Valentine’s Day at a luxurious, eco-friendly resort in Mexico, with a ring that matched the blues of the sky and the sea that surrounded them. This is their story!
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Laila Raza
A ring for a baby “turtle”
This is the tale of a surprise ring to celebrate the birth of a beautiful baby girl, affectionately nicknamed “Turtle”.
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Laila Raza
Your wedding stories: A statement engagement ring for a bold, untraditional bride
If the Negative/Positive ring had a life dream, this would be it. It was recently lucky enough to travel to the UK, and then Fiji, as an engagement ring for one bold, beautiful bride.
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Fairina Cheng
She wears seashells: The story of a necklace inspired by the sea
As a child, Marnie collected seashells on the South Coast of New South Wales, but never thought that one day, she’d wear one of her little treasures as a necklace.
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Fairina Cheng
Something special for mum and baby
Meet mama Emily and gorgeous little baby Billy. This is the story of Billy’s first piece of jewellery – the plastic wristband she was given at birth at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Here’s how we turned it into a way for Emily to always keep baby Billy close to her heart!
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Fairina Cheng
How a family planned the ultimate birthday celebration for mum
This 60th birthday present was made in Australia, delivered to Norway and gifted in London. Featuring a striking pink and purple rhodolite garnet, this ring reminds us all that – when there’s fun to be had and family to share memories with – the world really doesn’t feel so big.
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Fairina Cheng
Want a unique engagement ring? Yes, you can break the rules!
In February, Barry approached me about an engagement ring for his art teacher girlfriend, Jana. She wasn’t interested in the traditional bling and wasn’t looking to flaunt a flashy solitaire. Instead, she wanted a ring inspired by the work of her favourite Austrian artist and architect, Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
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Fairina Cheng
This is the story of a cuff I thought had been lost forever
I love surprises. Especially when they’re as awesome as this one! Back in 2011, I submitted a design to a US jewellery publication. However it wasn’t till recently that I found out its fate!
