Grima Jewelry

Designed as a stylized flower head, this ring highlights Grima’s post-war innovative techniques emphasizing organic and abstract designs versus the figurative forms of before. This ring seems as modern today as it was when it was made in 1970. It is set with 31 single-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.77 carats mounted in 18k yellow gold. 18k carat yellow gold Approximately 0.77 carats of diamonds Weighs 9.1 grams Signed “Grima” with “HJCo” maker’s mark Full British hallmarks for London Made in 1970 Size 7 Andrew Grima was one of the most influential jewelry designers of the post-war period. He helped spearhead the mid-century British art jewelry movement and revitalize an industry decimated by World War II deprivations. Entirely self-taught, he rose to prominence in the 1960s, with his sculptural style capturing the free spirit of the times. In 1966 Grima's work came to the attention of the royal family after Lord Snowden purchased several pieces for Princess Margaret, most notably the Balmoral Lichen Brooch. That same year Prince Phillip gave the Queen a carved ruby and diamond brooch (known as the Ruby Venus Brooch...

A blossom of bold elegance. Crafted in 1980 by Grima, this pendant necklace captures attention with its striking design. At its heart lies a 25-carat amethyst, its deep purple hue r...

This pendant by Grima dates from 1986 and is a bespoke piece that was designed for its previous owner to showcase the heriloom diamond. The 2.18ct diamond is set within an 18ct gold ...

This Grima hammered finish ring is crafted from 18K yellow gold and is set with 1.53 carats of diamonds. It weighs 17.1gram and boasts band thickness of 5mm, top height of 6mm, and a...

A stunning, fine and impressive vintage 5.94 carat opal and 6.55 carat diamond, 18 karat yellow gold and 18 karat white gold set cocktail ring by Grima; part of our diverse vintage jewelry and estate jewelry collections. This stunning, fine and impressive vintage opal ring has been crafted in 18k yellow gold with an 18k white gold setting. This vintage Grima ring with opal and diamonds is called the 'swimming pool' ring, due to its lowered blue opal design. The pierced decorated, oval setting is ornamented with a feature 5.94Ct oval cabochon cut opal, 18k white gold collet set in subtle relief to the centre of the design. The opal is framed by a total of fifty-two individually 18k white gold collet set, square / emerald cut diamonds, totalling 6.55 carats. The pierced decorated ring shoulders integrate with the main setting and join the shank at a subtle cuff design. The cast gold shank has a naturalistic bark effect. The ring is hallmarked to the interior of the shank with the maker's mark 'GRIMA', and the 18k gold fineness mark 750. This impressive vintage opal ring is supplied with an independent diamond grading report card. NOTE: The brand 'Grima', created by Andrew Grima revolutionised jewellery in the early 1960's. By the mid 1960's he was the Royal and society jeweller of the day. Grima is recognised as one of the great jewellery designers of the 20th Century. His work can be viewed in the collections of Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, and at the Victoria & Albert Museum. Today, a limited collection of twenty to thirty pieces is crafted each year, due to the unique skill required to make these pieces. This stunning, fine and impressive Grima opal...

Elevate your style in a distinctly sophisticated manner with these fascinating earrings that are designed by Grima in a most refined fashion. The earrings are beautifully made of 18K...

With a rather offbeat design this Grima ring boasts striking, memorable appearance. It’s made of 18K yellow gold and features approximately 1.20 carats of diamonds and a magnificent ...