This golden, crumpled ring was designed and constructed by Karl Vigelius. The golden folds of this ring almost look like fabric, a wonderful example of the creative range of architecture seen in fine jewellery.

Do you have fine vintage jewellery that you wish you could wear, but are unable to because it doesn’t fit you? Well, we can expertly resize your jewellery for you, so that you may wear your jewellery with comfort! The opal and fire opal rings shown above are an example of two fine vintage pieces that we custom sized for the client - for that perfect, comfortable fit.

Celebrate 2012 New Years at the Tin Mill Resturant in Uxbridge - above our JRJ location - with a four course dinner, music, party favours, and champagne!

Check out this wine and food tasting event being held at the Tin Mill Resturant, a floor above JRJ, on December 5th! Be there for lots of great giveaways!

This is a rectangular, emerald cut, pink tourmaline set in a white gold ring with princes cut diamonds on the shoulders. I was commissioned, by the parents of a fabulous young lady, to make this ring as a graduation gift for their princess. 

Curious about the cut of the centre stone? We call it “emerald cut” because this style of cutting was developed for emeralds. Emeralds are rather fragile. During setting it is easy to chip, crack, or completely break a corner.

Remember the K.I.S.S. principle? Keep It Simple Stupid! That’s what happened here. In order to eliminate the risk of breaking a corner when setting a square or rectangular emerald … gem cutters simply removed the corners and the emerald cut was born!