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Black Onyx and Diamond Cocktail Forget Me Knot Unisex ring in 18ct white gold

About the Item

Glamorously bold and unabashedly seductive. This showstopper ring features a jet black emerald cut Onyx embraced North, South, East, West by gorgeously white gold talons and embraced by diamond encrusted ropes. Emerald cut Onyx measuring 17 x 13mm Over Forty High Quality White diamonds E/FSI on the band Ethically sourced18ct white gold & gemstones Can be resized at request ABOUT THE BRAND Once shrouded in mystery, the story of Ohliguer emerged from the not-too-distant past. A great grandmother married to the last Tsars cousin, presented to King George V, King Edward VII, Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra and regularly dined with the infamous Rasputin. Her father supplied jewels the size of reptilian eggs from his mines in the Ural Mountains to the royal family and the most renowned Russian jewellers. She fled the empire at the height of the revolution with her treasured newborn daughter hidden in a wicker basket. The jewels of renowned craftsmen including Faberge, once worn as she glittered across Russian and European palaces were concealed, woven intricately into her undergarments. Their journey took them a world away to Shanghai where a new name and birth certificate ensured obscurity, distancing them from the terrors of the fall of the Russian empire. However, it would not be until years later after pirates, wars and insurmountable loss, that they would settle in Australia. Never to talk of their past, until their granddaughter's discovered what they had buried. Jessica follows in the steps of her great, great grandfather. In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces. Now Jessica is returning to her illustrious heritage, having undertaken years of intensive training with Australia´s leading jewellers and honing her eye for design with a Masters in Jewellery Design in Roma. Her time in Roma studying with the jewellery greats taught her the power of creativity and the artistry of jewels. Admonished by Sotheby´s jewellery historian Amanda Triossi and the creator of one of the most iconic designs in the history of Italian high jewellery, Luca Bartoleschi, she founded her own Maison with her sister. Her sister shares her lifelong passion for fine jewellery and her PhD which delved into the history of the Tiffany & Co. and Burberry brand brings a fresh strategic take to the brand.

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