Jewellery Rings

1 Carat Diamond Engagement Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem weight
18 carat Gold Diamond Bridal Ring Set in 18ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem
18 carat Gold Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with
18 carat White & Yellow Gold Diamond Bridal Set in 18ct Mixed Gold with glittering Diamond with a
18 carat White Gold Bridal Ring Set in 18ct White Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem
18 carat White Gold Diamond Bridal Ring Set in 18ct White Gold with glittering Diamond with a total
18 carat White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring in 18ct White Gold with glittering Diamond with a total
9 carat Gold & Diamond Engagement Ring in 9ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem

9 carat Gold Diamond Engagement Ring in 9ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem
9 carat White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring in 9ct White Gold with glittering Diamond with a total
Bezel Set White Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring in 18ct White Gold with glittering Diamond with a total
Diamond Engagement Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold with glittering Diamond with a total gem weight of 18

Pre-selected for quality and pre-set for ease and convenience, this classic platinum four-prong setting is set with a brilliant diamond selected according to the Blue Nile


Decadent. The diamonds in this three-stone platinum ring are set closely, forming a continuous band of brilliance. 1 carat total diamond weight.



This year along with about 100,000 other folk I enjoyed a dazzling display of watches, gems and jewellery. The fair is one of the most prestigious of the jewellery calendar in particular showcasing the Swiss watch industry. The watch hall is truly stunning with million pound display ‘houses’, I can’t think of another word for them. The Rolex and Chopard houses have multi-floor edifices guarded by statuesque blondes who check your invitation to get in. If you haven’t got a pre-set appointment forget it. It really reflects the British world position that we do not have a dedicated country presence at Basel and that only 16 out of the over 2000 exhibitors were from the UK. Despite that everyone I spoke to from Britain, M.Vainer, Stephen Webster, Shaun Leane, Deakin & Francis and International Bullion Brokers (IBB) had a good fair. Barrie Dobson of IBB told me, “You can’t tell until after the show. The days of big orders are gone – if you get good contacts, then it’s been good. IBB are doing well with men’s jewellery, higher end jewellery and silver. And everything is brand orientated.”


Most companies I spoke to said the fair didn’t have the volume of buyers for them of previous years, despite the higher visitor numbers. Without good numbers and orders it can be hard to justify the great expense of exhibiting at Basel. I was shocked at the high number robberies at the fair with a large diamond goods theft even before the fair opened through to a courier company getting a signature from the wrong person, who disappeared, reping cases going missing and diamonds being swapped for cubics. I think most companies need to review their security arrangements. Claire Adler visited Basel too. “While Paris Hilton’s arrival and subsequent faux pas in Basel might have proved to be the most hilarious moment of the entire fair, we had to knuckle down and remember we were there to survey the jewellery.” she writes.