OPALS ARE OCTOBER’S BIRTHSTONE

I love opals. My engagement ring is an opal. A Lightning Ridge black opal, chosen because it looks like planet Earth. "I want to give you the world," said my husband. It is one of the most beautiful stones I could wish for. 
But opals are soft, too soft for daily wear on the hand - and I was not prepared to leave it in a drawer! So I came up with a registered design that lets the ring convert into a pendant, worn close to my heart when my hands are busy. 
This solution became the Selkie ring, named for the shape-shifting creature in Celtic sea folklore. A jewel that changes form with your life, the way opals change colour with the light

SEE THE SELKIE RING

RICHER COLOUR, EVERYDAY  

A change of season can begin with one small detail. A luminous gemstone against a soft knitted sleeve. Deep colour beside warm gold. A ring that brings something unexpected to the clothes you already love.

Start with the colour you’re drawn to—not the one you think you ought to wear.

FIND YOUR TALISMAN

YOUR OWN LANDSCAPE OF JEWELLERY

One ring can be enough. Two or three can tell a different story.

Bring familiar favourites together with fresh colour; mix gold and silver, or let a single gemstone lead. I design Juraster’s pieces so there’s room to play - not to prescribe a perfect combination.

The best arrangement is the one that feels most like You.

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