Our ethical jewellery is perfect for people who prefer ethically produced beautiful pieces which make a real difference to the world around us.  Our eco-friendly jewellery is made entirely from sustainably sourced recycled precious metals in our family run workshop in Wetherby, Yorkshire. 

All recycled diamonds at 0.50ct or above have a minimum standard of Clarity SI and Colour H. Certified by GIA.

All lab grown diamonds at 0.50ct or above have a minimum standard of Clarity VS and Colour E. Certified by GIA / IGI or HRD.

All our gemstones are ethically sourced and conflict free. As all our rings are made to order, exact colour tone of gemstones may vary but we always seek best quality stones available at the time of purchase.

All our gold pieces contain natural alluvial river gold from an area of your choosing, gifted from our family collection therefore connecting people to places of importance in their lives.  Gold panning can be done in a manner which is sustainable and not at all detrimental to the environment by respecting nature and the landowners alike.  We currently hold a stunning collection of alluvial gold spanning across Southern and Northern England, Central and Northern Wales, Southern, Central and Northern Scotland, Southern and Northern Ireland, Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Canada, Japan and New Zealand.

Our palladium rich white gold alloy never needs replating and is enriched with platinum group elements.

All of the 950 platinum in our collection is fully recycled which avoids the harmful effects of mining and protects the environment by conserving energy and re-using existing resources.

All our pieces are created individually and are fully handmade. We take pride in creating all our pieces from molten metal in our workshop. They roll around in the bottom of our crucibles before being poured, rolled, shaped and polished into their final form. Our pieces are truly handmade in every sense of the word and are presented in a hand carved, wooden presentation box created by good old Grandpa Ray.

With every order, we plant a tree within the Caledonian Forest in Scotland. Find out more about our partnership with Trees for Life

It is a legal requirement for any piece of jewellery weighing more than 1g of gold or 0.5g of platinum to be hallmarked by an independent assay office.   We hallmark our pieces at Edinburgh Assay Office.

Don’t know your ring size?  Find your exact size from the comfort of your own home so you get the perfect fit first time by using our Remote Ring Sizing Service
Or, if you are local or visiting Yorkshire, you are of course welcome to visit our workshop to be sized and you can also see our collection of natural gold and learn about both the process of ring making and that of prospecting and panning for gold.

Free Delivery on all orders within the UK

Our dispatch time from the point of sale is currently 6-8 weeks for all our wedding rings, engagement rings and other jewellery (excluding the proposal ring)  However if you need something quickly we are able to provide a expedited services for a small additional cost.  Our standard delivery for our proposal ring is 2 weeks.

All our pieces are created individually and are fully handmade. We take pride in creating all our pieces from molten gold in our home workshop. They roll around in the bottom of our crucibles before being poured, rolled, shaped and polished into their final form. Our pieces are truly handmade in every sense of the word.

All our pieces come with a hand carved wooden gift box.

With every order made, we plant a tree within the Caledonian Forest in Scotland.

We work to the highest ethical standards. We use recycled precious metals, recycled gemstones or lab grown gemstones. Our ambition is create beautiful high quality pieces whilst minimising the need to draw unnecessarily on the earth’s limited natural resources.

All our pieces contain natural alluvial river gold from an area of your choosing, gifted from our family collection. We believe in connecting our pieces to the wilds of the UK and beyond through both provenance and adventure. Gold panning can be done in a manner which is sustainable and not at all detrimental to the environment by respecting nature and the land owners alike.