Elizabeth Gage

Elizabeth’s iconic Zodiac rings started by chance when she was inspired by a visit to the the Benaki Museum in Athens. She came upon a long cylinder decorated by many lion heads and so her lion ring was born.
“My Zodiac collection started with my Lion ring. The lion soon became Leo and the other eleven signs of the Zodiac soon followed.” Elizabeth Gage http://bit.ly/2SY3jYL

Every designer has signature pieces, ones that are instantly recognisable. This week, we take a look at Elizabeth Gage’s classic designs…
“My second project I made at the Sir John Cass College was a ring, set with amethysts and peridots. I wanted it to look like a modern drum, but when finished, it resembled a Persian carpet. I called it my #Agincourt ring. I won a De Beers Award five years later for another style of Agincourt ring. I have since enjoyed creating this ring in many colours and designs, and have also introduced a flexible bracelet to the collection.” Elizabeth Gage http://bit.ly/2MgOAET

Why not commission pieces to mark those significant places or tell the story of your own personal journeys?
Elizabeth’s Manhattan Bracelet was inspired by her favourite New York landmarks, including the Federal Hall in Wall Street. The architect of this impressive building, and the person behind most of the interior ornamental detail, was John Frazee, who was related to Elizabeth’s mother’s family >> http://bit.ly/2NKwO0O

We value each and every one of our clients and strive to make your experience after buying a unique piece is just as special and personal as that of buying it.
All designs are handled by Elizabeth alone. Indeed, no piece bearing the Elizabeth Gage insignia has ever been conceived by anyone else. As well as your very special piece, every client also receives a hand-painted illustration of the piece they commission: http://bit.ly/2MZFc8n

One commission was made for an artist who incorporates the sun, leaves, hearts, the moon and stars into her art, which she wanted reflected in a special commission by Elizabeth Gage.
These are all symbols that Elizabeth enjoys using in her designs and she found it inspiring to work with another artist who shared her love of these elements.
Elizabeth felt that the gold torque necklace needed a focal point and chose a bronze Roman coin with a lovely patina as the centre with ...molten sun rays flowing from it at the front of the necklace. On either side of the torque she scattered different sized carved stars with diamonds centres.
What would you design? Create your special story with Elizabeth Gage today >> http://bit.ly/2sjDo1Z
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Whatever your heart is set on, our commitment to achieving the piece of your dreams is unparalleled. The process we follow for commissioned pieces is entirely unique to the needs and requirements of the client.
No two individuals are the same. Likewise, no two pieces follow the same route into the hands of their owner http://bit.ly/2MZFc8n

Elizabeth is always delighted to create special, unique pieces for her clients. Her imagination knows no bounds, and with her team of loyal goldsmiths, setters and enamelers she is able to design and make very personal jewellery >> http://bit.ly/2MZFc8n

Elizabeth's signature Templar ring have an architectural quality to them, inspired by the banners and pageantry of the 14th century. Those qualities are enhanced in this lapis lazuli version by the striking enamel chevron motifs on the side http://bit.ly/2rgKRyv

This regal looking ring is the perfect showcase for the sunset coloured cabochon mandarin garnet.
The myrtle leaf motifs and bead detailing are finished off with a total of thirty-two round brilliant cut diamonds http://bit.ly/2QDUpmk

The black opal in our stunning 22ct gold Templar ring ensures that it is truly one of a kind.
The spectral colours in the opal are complemented with a wonderful light steel blue enamel and a molten gold edge: http://bit.ly/2GsUzs1

Heralding Elizabeth's affinity with nature, The Tree of Life necklace boasts exquisitely hand-crafted gold branches, set with diamonds. A true feat of design and craftsmanship http://bit.ly/2ExSMz0

This majestic green tourmaline and diamond ring is a testament to Elizabeth's boundless creativity.
The diamond pavé-set asymmetric collar wraps around the tourmaline setting, with six diamonds nestled on the side >> http://bit.ly/2GsusBq

This year, earrings are still very much in the style spotlight. The refined elegance of these Elizabeth Gage earrings offers a distinctive way to exhibit exquisite aquamarines and south sea cultured pearls.
Explore the full range of Elizabeth’s earrings >> http://bit.ly/2Amn1Gq

Start as you mean to go on in 2019 in lavish elegance. Elizabeth Gage jewellery is not only handmade in the UK, but every piece is totally unique ensuring you'll stand out of the crowd this year >> http://bit.ly/2FEegeI

Wishing you all a very happy new year, from Elizabeth Gage and Bertie!

The ultimate accesory for NYE... Elizabeth Gage's unique and stylish gold and diamond #Templar rings http://bit.ly/2PRIgVC

Welcome in 2019 with distinctive sophistication and style. Elizabeth Gage's cocktail rings are the perfect accompanient for your little black dress this New Year's Eve. Don't just stop at one... http://bit.ly/2MZODJQ

'Tis the season to relax - in style. Add a touch of unique elegance to those chillout days with Elizabeth Gage jewellery >> http://bit.ly/2FEegeI

Season's Greetings from all of us at Elizabeth Gage

Your jewellery is exquisite absolutley gorgeous stunning

The Templar rings are absolutely beautiful! Maybe one day there will be more affordable version of them.

I have a solid gold armulet with tigers eye, that my Aunt left me in her will, stunning, cherished piece�

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