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Rings are, in some ways, the most challenging type of jewellery to create. Rings has to be wearable, comfortable, durable
and beautiful, and still be special and one of a kind.
They are more 3 dimensional and has to look right from all directions. |
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| The Dragon encircles the ring. Passing through the gates beneth the diamond, it nearly touches its tail, but for the lotus flower. |
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0.5c fine colourless diamond in 19k yellow gold ring. With 15 small diamonds. 2005 |
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*photographed without a Macro lens, hence the grainy details visible in the Flash gallery.
Working with a rectangular stone was rare in this work,and calls for symmetry and strait lines. |
| Light yellow Emerald-cut Diamond. Set in peach rose 18k gold,with 10 small vivid yellow and colorless diamonds. India, 2004. (Sold in the US to an unknown customer.) |
A 0.5c Princess cut diamond in a ring
made in 18k yellow gold,with 9 or 10 smaller diamonds. engraved and millgrained. 2003, India.
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The ring was made in 20 & 22k rose gold, alloies which
(I learned later on...) are not correct for diamond rings, yet the colour and texture are beautiful.
Made in 1999, while in India.
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This ring, a first diamond ring, took several attempts to make. My dear customer who had the ring ordered, was wonderfully patient, trusting her diamond with me, while waiting nearly two years for her ring. |
Light - Yellow 0.5 carat diamond in a rose, 20k gold ring. with colourless diamonds.
India 2001 |
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© Akash I Lotan for Akash-Jewels
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