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Wisteria
OCTOBER 2026 | 4 PIECES | AMETHYST, DIAMONDS, TANZANITE
THE COLLECTION
Wisteria doesn't grow up. It falls. Every flower hangs in a long cluster, darkest where it opens first and almost white at the tip, and that fade is the whole collection.
Each blossom starts in tanzanite and deep amethyst, softens through lilac amethyst and pink sapphire, and finishes in white diamonds. Tsavorite for the leaves, brushed white gold for the vine, and a pear tanzanite at the centre of every piece.
01
The Necklace
A diamond line runs around the neck with the vine growing alongside it, and from the vine hang nine clusters of wisteria, longest at the centre. A pear tanzanite sits at the point of the V, with the longest cluster falling below it.
Tsavorite leaves and small curled tendrils run up both sides of the neck. Every cluster is set with pears, marquises and rounds only, so the colour moves in small steps from violet to white.
02
The Earrings
One cluster on each ear, close to the length of the necklace's centre drop. A pear tanzanite sits at the lobe with a sprig of tsavorite leaves, and the blossom hangs free below it.
Pear and round amethysts at the top, pink sapphire through the middle, marquise and round diamonds at the tip. A single open flower near the top, with a yellow centre, catches the light first.
03
The Bracelet
A diamond tennis bracelet with the vine gathered at the front. A pear tanzanite in the middle, scrolling branches and tsavorite leaves on either side, and then the blossom laid flat along the wrist.
The clusters run tanzanite to amethyst to pink sapphire and dissolve into the diamond line, so you can't quite see where the flower ends and the bracelet begins.
04
The Ring
A pear tanzanite set high on a plain white gold band, with three clusters of wisteria falling from a branch beneath it.
Tsavorite marquise leaves on the shoulders. The centre cluster is the longest, the same rule as the necklace, and the band is kept polished and simple so the blossom has room.
