About Iris

Illustrative diamond study on pale stone against midnight blue.

The world of Iris

Follow your
own light.

Jewellery feels most personal when it reflects the person wearing it. A quiet pair of studs. A golden curve. A flash of colour that changes the mood of an outfit. Iris is a place to discover those details and make them your own.

A closer look

Beauty, with
understanding.

Our collection explores clean silhouettes, expressive stones and the balance between everyday simplicity and something a little more striking. We want the pleasure of choosing a piece to begin with its design, supported by a clear understanding of its materials.

Lab-grown diamonds are diamonds formed through a technological process. They share the carbon composition and crystal structure of mined diamonds, with essentially the same physical and optical properties. Their growth history is different, and specialist gemological testing can identify that origin.

Moissanite is a different gemstone, with its own optical character. Our collection also includes designs featuring lab-grown ruby, lab-grown sapphire and pearls. Each brings a different expression of light or colour; the description of the individual piece is the place to explore its particular combination.

Three-claw diamond stud earrings styled on pale stone against midnight blue.

The language of diamonds

Four details to know.

Cut

The proportions and finish that influence how a diamond handles light. Shape describes its outline, such as round or oval.

Colour

For diamonds in the usual colour range, this considers the degree of colour present. Fancy-colour diamonds are assessed differently.

Clarity

The presence and visibility of internal inclusions and surface blemishes, assessed under standard viewing conditions.

Carat

A measure of weight: one carat equals 0.2 grams. The way a diamond looks also depends on its proportions and shape.

Explore diamond education with GIA’s guide to lab-grown diamonds and the 4Cs.

Jewellery, chosen your way

A little more you.

These ideas are a starting point for understanding a diamond, rather than a grade assigned to every Iris piece. Material, stone and specification details belong to the individual design. If a detail matters to your choice, ask us before ordering.

Explore by jewellery type, discover a favourite metal tone, or describe the feeling you have in mind through Find Your Iris. There is no single way to wear a piece. The interesting part is finding yours.

Our collection is currently being prepared for launch.