Holts London: spring gems for 2014

Bespoke jeweller and gemstone specialist, Holts London, continue to enhance the cut and beauty of the incomparable stones in their new collection for spring/summer.

This award-winning family business, situated in Hatton Garden, has one of the UK’s most extensive collections of naturally precious gemstones, which are meticulously transformed into items of the highest quality. Their globally renowned craftsmanship generates unique pieces, ensuring each product is individual and set apart from the offerings of other jewellers. In addition, the company provides a professional service in made-to-order jewellery, allowing one to experience the process of rock to ring, pearl and bead re-stringing, stone testing and valuations.   

Specialising in engagement rings, loose gemstones and distinctive jewellery, the company offers a wide range of tantalising items, suitable for every occasion: traditional, modern, simple and extravagant. Exquisite gold and platinum, adorned with a rainbow spectrum of coloured gems, including aquamarine, sapphire, peridot and garnet, are used to perfection.

The Holts spring/summer collection brings forth new designs that incorporate intricate detailing and pastel shades. Bold yet elegant, statement earrings are carved in white jade with rubies, warm peach moonstones featuring rustic diamonds and rutilated quartz integrating cognac diamonds, to produce intensely beautiful objects.

The master jeweller’s enchanting amethyst ring, surrounded by a halo of sparkling diamonds and set in 18ct white gold, is a timeless, romantic article, inspired by vintage designs – a truly opulent accessory for its wearer. Meanwhile, the Holts Pyrite Fan Pendant would provide an earthy, stylish edition to one’s jewellery collection. Cut from a pyrite dollar – a naturally formed disk with sparkling metallic crystals – the pendant mimics the rays of the sun, creating a stunning necklace for everyday wear.

Holts London also offers jewellery valuations, gemstone testing, lapidary services and computer-aided design.

Rebekah Absalom

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