Fine jewellery & gemstones

Our jewellery practice is led by Director David Lau, a Graduate Gemologist of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). We help you choose, commission and truly understand exceptional stones — explained plainly, and never rushed.

A gemmologist’s eye

Two stones can share a certificate and still look nothing alike. We help you see the difference.

A grading report is the beginning of the conversation, not the end. At our boutique we look at stones together under proper light, compare them side by side, and talk through what matters for the piece you have in mind.

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The four Cs, in plain words

The GIA’s language for describing diamonds — and how we use it to find a stone that is right for you, not just right on paper.

Cut

Light & life

How well a diamond’s proportions and finish return light. The C that most shapes its brilliance.

Colour

From D to Z

The absence of colour in white diamonds — and, in coloured stones, the hue, tone and saturation.

Clarity

Nature’s fingerprint

The size, number and position of inclusions. Many are invisible to the eye; some give a stone its character.

Carat

Weight, not size

How much a stone weighs. Cut and shape decide how large it actually looks on the hand.

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What we can do for you

A ring being soldered with a small flame at the jeweller’s bench
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Bespoke jewellery

From a first sketch, or a stone you already own, to a finished piece — we guide the design, the setting and the craftsmanship at every step.

Six loose brilliant-cut diamonds in a row on a dark reflective surface
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Diamonds & engagement rings

Diamonds selected against independent grading reports, compared side by side and explained in plain language before you decide.

An emerald pendant framed by a halo of diamonds
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Coloured gemstones

Sapphires, rubies, emeralds and rarer stones, chosen for colour, life and character — with guidance on origin and treatments.

Vintage brooches, earrings and a gold bracelet set with coloured stones
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Redesigning heirlooms

Give a family piece a new life while keeping what makes it precious: we advise on what to keep, reset or reimagine.

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How a consultation works

Consultations take place at our private boutique at 11 Binjai Park, by appointment. There is no obligation — many clients simply come to learn.

  1. A conversationTell us about the occasion, the wearer and your budget. Bring inspiration, or a stone you would like to use.
  2. A selectionWe source and present stones or pieces that fit your brief, and look at them together under proper light.
  3. Design & makingFor bespoke work we agree the design, metal and setting, then keep you updated as the piece is made.
  4. PresentationYour piece is presented at the boutique with its documentation, care advice and our continued after-care.
By appointment

A private consultation

Tell us a little about what you are looking for, and David will prepare for your visit.