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Trillion Australian Sapphire Fine

This collection is built around the idea that fine jewellery doesn’t need an occasion.
Each ring features an individually hand-selected sapphire, chosen for its colour, character, and natural variation. No two stones are the same.

Sourced from the Subera region of Queensland, every sapphire carries a clear provenance and a story rooted in place. These are everyday fine rings, designed to be worn instinctively, but made with the care and intention usually reserved for one-off pieces.

Each ring exists as a singular expression — part of a collection, but never repeated.

This collection is built around the idea that fine jewellery doesn’t need an occasion.
Each ring features an individually hand-selected sapphire, chosen for its colour, character, and natural variation. No two stones are the same.

Sourced from the Subera region of Queensland, every sapphire carries a clear provenance and a story rooted in place. These are everyday fine rings, designed to be worn instinctively, but made with the care and intention usually reserved for one-off pieces.

Each ring exists as a singular expression — part of a collection, but never repeated.

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$261.60

Description

This collection is built around the idea that fine jewellery doesn’t need an occasion.
Each ring features an individually hand-selected sapphire, chosen for its colour, character, and natural variation. No two stones are the same.

Sourced from the Subera region of Queensland, every sapphire carries a clear provenance and a story rooted in place. These are everyday fine rings, designed to be worn instinctively, but made with the care and intention usually reserved for one-off pieces.

Each ring exists as a singular expression — part of a collection, but never repeated.

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