Some pieces hold more than beauty.

Created for Christine’s mum, this bespoke diamond ring brings together stones from four generations: Christine’s great grandmother, nana, mother and Christine herself. The result is a deeply personal piece that carries family history, memory and pride within one bold, sculptural design.

The ring was created to have presence. Not simply to sparkle, but to invite curiosity. Flowing forms of yellow and white gold move across the finger, with natural diamonds set into sweeping koru forms that give the piece its rhythm, height and movement.

The larger diamonds curve through smooth lines of yellow gold, creating soft undulation and strength throughout the design. A second koru, crafted in white gold and bead set with smaller diamonds, sits lower across the finger, anchoring the composition and bringing contrast through colour, texture and light.

In Māori and New Zealand culture, the koru is often associated with growth, new life, continuity and connection. In this ring, that symbolism feels especially fitting. It is a piece about women, generations and the beauty of carrying what came before into what comes next.

Designed with balance, brilliance and pride, this ring is both a personal family treasure and a celebration of meaningful jewellery created to be seen, worn and remembered.

Handcrafted by Christine Price Goldsmith in Whangārei, New Zealand.

This piece is shown here as inspiration. Similar commissions are welcome.

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