Three designs. One secret only the two of you will know.
But flowers have never loved her back — allergic to pollen, she's only ever admired them from a distance.
So every design begins with a tulip she can finally keep. Look at the ring from the side and you'll find a flower in bloom: sculpted petals rising to cradle the centre stone, as if it grew there. No pollen. No wilting. A flower that stays.
From above, a pristine solitaire. From the side, a garden. That is the idea.
Set into the bridge — where only the wearer knows to look — sit five stones, the centre one slightly larger. On one side of the ring, a diamond for April. Turn it around: an emerald for May. Your two birthstones, hidden in one flower.
“The world sees a solitaire.
She sees the both of you.”
At first glance, a classic solitaire. Underneath, the full tulip — petals holding the stone, birthstones hidden in the bridge. Elegance that keeps its secret.
Design A, turned up. A pavé band traces a river of light along the finger, with refined petal work for a cleaner silhouette — same flower, same secret, more sparkle.
The essential. A pure solitaire carried by the tulip basket — the flower reference at its most understated, letting the centre stone speak.
Sit with them. Revisit them. When one of the three feels like her, just drop us a message — we'll take it from there, from sizing and stones to every last petal.
She'll say yes to you.
The ring is just the exclamation mark.