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Callida and Iris

Iris, in ancient greek translates as 'rainbow', and the goddess Iris was thought to use the rainbow as a bridge between heaven and earth. This shape reflects a symbol of power and majesty.




The Callida is shown in 18k Yellow Gold, with a centre diamond of 1ct. Round Brilliant Cut, G Colour, SI1 Clarity, 6 grain set diamonds below 0.16cts total weight.


The Iris bands are shown with 18 Round Brilliant Cut diamonds, VS2, 0.18ct total carat.




The Iris Wedding Bands sit perfectly on either side of the Callida Engagement Ring.




If you would like to learn more about this ring, please get in touch.

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This set combines the Callida Engagement Ring with the Iris Wedding bands. The Iris Wedding bands create the perfect teardrop arch shape.

Iris, in ancient Greek translates as 'rainbow', and the goddess Iris was thought to use the rainbow as a bridge between heaven and earth. This shape reflects a symbol of power and majesty, the petal segments each set with pear shaped diamonds cascade elegantly forming the perfect frame for the Callida engagement ring.

Callida means ‘the most beautiful’, and embodies elegance and eternal affection. At its heart is a brilliant cut, 1 carat solitaire diamond. Beneath the setting is a band of pavé set diamonds for a secret layer of sparkle.

We can alter this design to suit you, choose from Platinum, Yellow, White or Rose Gold.

We like nothing better than working with you to create something truly special.

DIAMOND GUIDE
CARAT

Diamonds are measured in terms of weight not size, ‘Carat’ is the weight measurement of a precious stone, with one metric carat equalling to one fifth of a gram. Gem cutters will always analyse a diamond in its rough form and try to make sure they cut stones that retain the most carat weight.

Two diamonds of equal weight can still end up with different value, as the quality is determined by, colour, clarity and cut.

DIAMOND GUIDE
CUT

Diamond cutting began when Indian craftsmen found that by grinding diamonds together, they could create new depths of light and shimmering reflections.

Modern technology can turn a raw diamond into any shape with maximum sparkle. A skillfully cut diamond creates brilliance, fire and scintillation - the three optical properties this gem has and its relationship with light...

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DIAMOND GUIDE
COLOUR

When we refer to colour, we are referring to the diamond colour grading scale. D-F are the most desired colours, with D being colourless, and going down the scale to a light yellow.

During their formation underground, diamonds can attain a structural defect or pick up chemical impurities...

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DIAMOND GUIDE
CLARITY

Clarity is an indication of a diamonds purity. Inclusions are the internal characteristics of a diamond. They are what makes each stone unique and special to the wearer. They tend to be clear, white or black and can be in the form of pinpoints or clouds.

It should be noted that most flaws are not visible to the untrained eye.

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We love working with you, to bring your inspiration to life. Whether there’s a stone you have inherited, gold you no longer wear, or just a spark of imagination you have - creating a piece of jewellery that is uniquely yours is a special moment for us, each bespoke journey creates a special story of its own. 

Our bespoke service offers timeless and precious pieces, each carefully made from beginning to end with you in mind, designed to be worn with love.

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Product care

Zoe and Morgan jewellery is handmade with care and we know you’re going to want to keep it looking great. So here are some tips to help you do just that.

Product Care Diamond
Diamonds are some of the hardest members of the jewellery crew - but don’t be fooled by all you hear. As tough as they are, these guys can still be chipped and shattered. Watch out when you are doing rough activities and don’t let these beauties anywhere near bleach. Check your jewellery settings regularly to ensure your diamonds are still secure.
You can soak diamonds overnight in a very diluted formula of an eco glass cleaner, then give them a little brush with a really soft toothbrush. Shine them up with a lint free cloth and they are ready to sparkle again.
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Love stories

Mimi & Stephen

"This was a particular joy to make as we did something we haven't done before, it was a technical challenge to make this ring, and we are all delighted with the result. Mimi and Stephen were also fun and creative to work with, and I love Mimi's car that she rolls in with!"

- Zoe

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