The Collection
Sepideh Engagement Ring
From £2,800
Final price confirmed at commission.
In Persian poetry, sepideh (سپیده) is a specific quality of light: the pale white radiance of earliest dawn, the moment before sunrise when darkness yields not to colour but to luminosity. It is a word of beginning - of the light that announces what is coming before it arrives.
- Collection
- Mehr
- Metal
- 18ct yellow gold
- Gemstone
- Diamond
- Motif
- Boteh
- Occasion
- Bridal
- Reference
- SL-MH-ER03
- Lead time
- 4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation
- Craftsmanship
- Made to order, by commission
- Studio
- Designed in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
Shown as a design visualisation. Made to order, by commission.
The Story
In Persian poetry, sepideh (سپیده) is a specific quality of light: the pale white radiance of earliest dawn, the moment before sunrise when darkness yields not to colour but to luminosity. It is a word of beginning - of the light that announces what is coming before it arrives.
The boteh (بته) is one of Persia’s oldest decorative forms - the teardrop-comma motif found in Persian textiles, tilework, and manuscript illumination for more than a thousand years. It is often described as a bent cypress tree, the Persian symbol of resilience: bowing to the wind, never breaking. The West borrowed it and called it ‘paisley’, losing the meaning in translation.
This ring returns the meaning.
I set a pear brilliant diamond at the centre, its point towards the fingertip, the same teardrop form as the boteh rising on either shoulder. The motif appears three times: twice in gold, cradling, and once in light. On each shoulder, paired boteh reliefs rise in cast gold: the ancient Persian form engraved inside with fine scroll detail, a small diamond set at each tip. The band is satin-brushed, the boteh polished - the distinction in finish separating heritage motif from contemporary form.
Sepideh. The light that holds everything that comes next.
Specifications
Centre Stone: Pear brilliant diamond, 0.75–1.0ct, E–F colour, VS clarity, GIA or IGI certified, set point towards the fingertip
Shoulders: Cast boteh (Persian paisley) relief motifs with hand-engraved interiors, 4 accent diamonds
Metal: 18ct yellow gold or platinum 950
Band Finish: Satin-brushed exterior with polished boteh reliefs
Total Diamond Content: Approximately 0.79–1.04ct
Setting Height: 5mm from finger
Lead Time: 4–6 weeks, made to order
Hallmark: UK hallmarked, London or Birmingham Assay Office
Ring Sizing: UK sizes H–Q available; please select your size at checkout
Each Sepideh is made to order. Available with a lab-grown centre diamond from £1,400, or a natural pear diamond upgrade from £2,800. Presented with a certificate of authenticity and diamond certificate.
Guaranteed, by the maker
- The What-You-Approved Guarantee
- The piece that reaches you is the piece you approved, or it is remade at my cost.
- The Maker's Lifetime Guarantee
- Any fault in the making, put right at my cost, for the life of the piece. No registration, no strings.
- Set Stones, Guaranteed
- Accent stones replaced and reset free for two years, and a free first-anniversary check and clean.
- The File for Life
- Your piece keeps its studio file for as long as you own it, and its design work is never charged twice.
Every guarantee here is in addition to your statutory rights, never in place of them. The full wording.
How a commission works
Every Silux commission is designed personally by an award-winning designer-goldsmith, working from Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.
- 01
Enquire
Tell us which piece speaks to you, and any changes you have in mind: metal, gemstone, sizing.
- 02
Design consultation
We talk through the detail together and confirm the specification before any work begins.
- 03
Made for you
Your piece is made to that specification. Nothing is held in stock, and nothing is made until it is yours.



