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My previous blog post featuring some unusual stone setting for inspiration has been popular so we thought we’d have a part 2 on the blog! This time I’m focussing on unusual ways to set stones in rings Ring by Laurie Dansereau Engulfing aquamarine ring by Katherine Rudolph Gold ring set with black diamonds by Joanna GN Jewellery Sterling silver and lapis lazuli ring by Helfried Kodre Citrine ring by Raphael Steinbach Ring by Achim Gersmann Larimar sterling silver ring by In Vintage Heaven Silver and pyrite ring by Catelina Brenes Ring by Janet Alexander Platinum and diamond ring by Schaffrath This blog post was originally written for the London Jewellery School blog

I am pretty addicted to pinterest and love that we have so much access to inspiration as jewellers there. I have recently been drawn to unusual stone settings and I find it useful to consider how the jeweller has done it as it gives me a jumping off point for ideas. Here are a few innovative designs that I love. Turquoise necklace by Cobalt blue I love the work of  by Daphne Krinos who regularly uses stones in innovative ways. This piece is a r ound brooch on 18 carat gold Swarovski crystalactite ring from Maison Margiela Thomas Giesen - acrylic ring with amethyst ball Labradorite pendant by Anna Vosburg Glauco Cambi bracelet with magnetic closure Odyssey orbital ring earrings by Silversong jewelry Fold formed pendant by beads and tricks Quay ring with pink tourmaline by Sarah Herriot Pebble stack pendant ‘heart cairn’ by Binks Edmonds This blog post was originally written for the London Jewell...