The deep grass green sapphire contrasts with the bright sparkling round emeralds of the miniature ring that stacks with her. Perhaps that's why this solid gold pigeon wears the rings together? Their similarities make their differences shine even more.

Did you know our eyes can see more shades of green than any other colour? This huge, pale, Colombian emerald centre stone is full of natural inclusions which catch the light and create internal intrigue. The shoulder stones are also emeralds but in the classic deep green with a truer clarity showing both sides of this stone. Finished with pave green tourmaline details to complete the range of hues. 

• Emeralds

Faye must have one of the largest collections of our pieces and the wonderful thing about Faye's collection is that every single one is opal and emerald. This opal teardrop is one of the largest highest grade pieces ever found, even more magical in person. The antique filigree around the sides of the ring is all studded with Faye's beloved emeralds.

Whilst hunting for stones I found this stunning and unusually cut pink sapphire along with four emeralds in the shape too. The idea for this piece just came to me! Using the stones cut to play on the idea of what jewellery really is, a sparkling jewel! I loved making this piece, the humour of her, the colour combination. A ring that makes fun of herself! What's not to love? I dare you not to look at her and smile. Finished with tapered diamond baguette sparkles.