Painted study of diamond rings in the Vasl register

Engagement rings

Union, in carved gold.

Every ring here is made to order, and every one can be customised. 33 designs sit across the Vasl and Mehr registers: Vasl, meaning union, holds to a single diamond, and Mehr, meaning warmth, opens into colour. Start from one of them and alter the metal, the stone or the proportions, or start from nothing at all and have a custom ring designed around your own brief. Both routes are the same commission and the same price structure.

Vasl pieces work in line and light: clean settings built to let one diamond carry the whole design. Mehr moves into colour: sapphire, ruby, tanzanite, pink sapphire and champagne diamond, chosen for depth rather than size alone. Across every ring, the centre stone is your decision: natural or laboratory grown.

The ornament is not applied to the ring, it is carved into it. A boteh rising on each shoulder, a girih lattice pierced beneath the stone so light passes through the gallery, milgrain worked along an edge. These are the details you see when the ring is close, which is where a ring spends its life.

You work with the designer directly rather than through a salesperson, from the first conversation through to approving the finished model before anything is cast. The centre stone is usually the largest part of what you pay, which is why a commission is quoted from your brief rather than from a single headline number; what a price is made of is set out in full on the bespoke page.

Being in Birmingham is not a requirement. The conversation happens in the Jewellery Quarter studio or by video call, whichever suits you, and commissions run across the United Kingdom and into Europe. Every finished piece is insured, tracked and signed for, and UK delivery is included in the price.