The design for this ring was lifted from Lucy's BAR collection. She altered the dimensions to suit Rachael's specifications and bevelled the inside edge to create a more comfortable fit. The crunchy texture looks fantastic in 14ct white gold. Both Lucy and Rachael were so happy with the gorgeous tone of the 14ct white - not something that is often seen on offer on our high streets.

This dreamy, unusual engagement ring was given to Alexia from Willo. The unique mine cut diamonds were taken from an old family ring and re-imagined set in an 18ct white rubover setting on a beautifully textured 9ct white band.

M wanted a ring that wasn't flashy or extravagant. She wanted a simple and reserved piece of jewellery that she would feel comfortable wearing every day. She opted for this 'love knot' ring in 9ct rose gold. A simple design that was deceptively hard to make - 9ct rose is very hard to manipulate and Lucy was 9 months pregnant at the time!

A came to Lucy with a very specific brief - for their first anniversary he wanted to gift his wife a token reminder of their wedding day. The sparkly love heart on their wedding invitations was recreated using Lucy's signature texture embedded in 9ct yellow gold. The end result was this sweet necklace.

These rings were discussed and designed all over email as Claire and Ciaran were living in Australia but planning to marry in England!

Without realising what the other had chosen, they both were drawn to the D shape bands with a frosted finish. Claires being slimmer and featuring 3 tiny diamonds. Great minds think alike!

Matt & Emma championed local and independent makers when curating their wedding day. Lucy was very happy to be asked to make their wedding rings . Emma opted for a dainty polished 18ct yellow band to match her engagement ring and Matt went for a 9ct white, slim, flat band with a lovely hammered texture.

One of Lucy’s most personal and special engagement ring commission to date. This ring was made in secret for Lucy’s sister-in-law Beth. Her partner Elias knew that she wanted a black opal and that she didn’t like yellow gold and had a few ideas in mind of the style of the ring. They landed on this design - a blend of traditional and contemporary - a subtle knife edge shank on both rings made from 18 carat white gold. Opals don’t love hard work and as Beth owns many animals it was decided to create two rings. The more robust wishbone shaped ring with pave set diamonds to be worn daily and the trilogy ring with the black opal, flanked either side with a diamond to complete the set when she’s out.

The 0.44ct black opal was ethically sourced from Lightning Ridge in Australia.