Anomalie London Jewellery

Anomalie London Jewellery Are you looking for some jewellery or advice about jewellery? We specialise in unique pieces no matt Anomalie London is a bespoke design and jewellery maker.

All the jewellery is made in England and we source all our materials ethically, specialising in creating a design, taking ideas and making them reality. Whether you are looking for an engagement ring, wedding ring, or a gift; earrings, bracelets, necklaces, rings we will design and make it, sourcing any stone needs, supplying diamonds, offering a friendly experience for all your jewellery needs. A

t our London workshop we repair and restore existing pieces, ensure that settings are safe and keep your jewellery looking brand new. Do you have jewellery in boxes that you never wear? Any existing pieces, we offer repairs, re-design and up-cycling and restoration. For any pieces you may no longer want, we offer a purchase service. No matter what the budget, we can find something to fit the bill which will always be more competitive than what you will find in a store. We offer home consultations for any clients who are interested in bespoke design and redesign. For repairs and restorations we offer a secure delivery service with video consultation (for anyone unable to make it to our premises). Made in London, we also ship (and consult) internationally. For any enquiries or advice, please contact us [email protected]

Anomalie London’s Star Gazer Series“Guiding Star” Necklace.9ct Yellow GoldCan be worn on 3 lengths: 15.5” + 1 + 1£120DM ...
24/02/2022

Anomalie London’s Star Gazer Series
“Guiding Star” Necklace.
9ct Yellow Gold
Can be worn on 3 lengths: 15.5” + 1 + 1
£120

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10/11/2021

Have you been a good girl this year?? 🎅🏼

Perfect pair. Diamond set hoop earrings can be paired with anything ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀                                           ...
20/09/2021

Perfect pair. Diamond set hoop earrings can be paired with anything
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13/09/2021

The Tiffany Yellow Diamond through the ages…. The largest yellow diamond ever discovered 💛

Is it for him or for her??This beautiful old cut diamond set into a signet ring. There are no rules ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀  ...
06/04/2021

Is it for him or for her??
This beautiful old cut diamond set into a signet ring. There are no rules
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Past, Present and Future.... Trinity rolling ring 🤍•••
25/03/2021

Past, Present and Future.... Trinity rolling ring 🤍



24/03/2021

Bespoke Aquamarine Cocktail Ring 🍸

AQUAMARINE ORIGIN

Aquamarine is the light blue to the deep dark blue and greenish-blue variety of beryl mineral group. The name aquamarine comes from the Latin “aqua” meaning “water” and “marina” meaning “of the sea”, as the colour of this beautiful gemstone reminds calm sea waters lapping the white sandy island shores.

Aquamarine has been used as jewellery for at least 3000 years with references in Roman, Greek, Egyptian and Sumerian writings. However, at that time, the gemstone was called “sea-green beryl”. The earliest known use of “aquamarine” in connection with the gem was in Anselmus de Boodt’s gemological work, Gemmarum et Lapidum Historia (History of Gems and Stones), published in 1609.

Aquamarine is found worldwide, with the largest deposits in Minas Gerais mines of Brazil. Other aquamarine deposits are located in Pakistan, Kenya, Zambia, Nigeria, Madagascar, Mozambique, China, Myanmar, Russia, Ukraine and the United States.



23/03/2021

Jewellery, like any industry, has evolved:

What’s The Difference Between Cultivated (Lab grown) Diamonds And Natural Diamonds?
Both mined and cultivated diamonds are made of pure carbon that is transformed into sparkling crystalline stones. Their foundation gives cultivated diamonds the same chemical and optical properties as natural diamonds.

The High Pressure High Temperature method mimics the conditions of natural diamond creation by placing seeds in a large mechanical press and applying extreme pressure and high temperature to the carbon that is present. The seed acts as a guide for the lattice of carbon (that will soon become the diamond) to grow layer by layer within a matter of weeks until the desired carat weight is achieved.

Due to the process, cultivated and mined diamonds come in the same range of shapes, cuts, polishes, symmetries, colours and clarities. They are finished using the same techniques, test as diamonds and are diamonds. The benefits of cultivated diamonds are that you can achieve a higher specification (carat weight, colour and clarity) for a budget.

Do not get confused between Cultivated (Lab grown) and simulated diamonds!!
Unlike lab-grown diamonds, simulated diamonds are not diamonds. While they have a similar appearance to diamonds, simulants are made from seed materials like glass or cubic zirconia. This fact makes diamond simulants like moissanite lack the hardness and optical properties of lab-grown diamonds. As time goes on, simulants become much more susceptible to wear-and-tear and diminished sparkle.

Gypsy settings (also spelled "gipsy") were popular during the late-Victorian era through the early 1900s. They have evol...
19/03/2021

Gypsy settings (also spelled "gipsy") were popular during the late-Victorian era through the early 1900s. They have evolved greatly since then. ⁠

In antique jewelry, it was common for a gypsy setting to have a star shape surrounding the gemstone. The star was formed with a graver (a commonly used jeweler's tool). This tool pushed the metal around the stone to form prongs. Dealers and collectors alternatively refer to this style as a star setting and less frequently as a graver setting. Some of the prongs or metalwork in this type of antique setting can look crude.⁠

The star technique was not used for all antique gypsy settings. On occasion, the metal would completely surround the stone to hold it in place (pictured)—without any shape around it. This loss of the star shape evolved into the modern-day gypsy setting.⁠

Even with its shifts in design over time, the gemstone still appears to sit flush with the surface of the metal. This remains a constant feature of gypsy settings. Rings made with modern gypsy settings have the stone sunk into the metal. Jewelers most often call this a flush-mount setting, and they appear more sleek and contemporary compared to antique gypsy mountings.⁠

Jewellery is special to people’s hearts and can last for generations.  Whether it is a heirloom piece, or a most recent ...
16/03/2021

Jewellery is special to people’s hearts and can last for generations. Whether it is a heirloom piece, or a most recent fashion purchase, all fine jewellery is worth wearing!

You may have a heirloom jewellery piece that you love but are not sure what to make of it. Or perhaps a ring that was gifted to you but does not fit you right. In many aspects, a fine jewellery piece is like a garment: it has to sit and fit you perfectly. This applies to all jewellery, whether rings, bracelets, earrings or necklaces.

Some jewellery pieces are very dear and sentimental keepsakes linked to family or friends but they may no longer be functional in today’s lifestyle; for instance yesterday’s brooches or men's cuff links. Yet, they can be turned into unique pendant necklaces, stunning cocktail rings or an elegant pair of earrings. Their transformation will guarantee you a unique, repurposed jewellery piece.

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