GIA - 2010 Winner
Inspiration
“In line with the Inspired philosophy I wanted to design something that challenged regular perceptions of men’s jewelry”, says Karl, “I’ve transformed a diamond ring into something strong and masculine.” Karl Williams of The Inspired Collection has just been announced the winner of the Gemological Institute of America’s 2010 George A. Schuetz Design Contest. The annual competition is open to jewelers the world over and judges the best original men’s jewelry design. The GIA is widely regarded as the world’s foremost authority on gemology. Their invention of the 4 C’s method of grading diamonds according to colour, cut, clarity and carat has become the industry standard and they have been entrusted with analysing some of the world’s most famous and valuable diamonds including the Hope Diamond and the Burton-Taylor Diamond.
The Ring
A platinum and yellow gold mens ring holds a tension set 1.5 carat diamond with 8 more 0.25 carat diamonds that appear as if they are floating.
Designer / Jeweller
Wellington born, Karl is a highly talented individual. An artist and a modeller, Karl uses his hands across a broad range of media. Planes are his passion, and if he could find the deposit we’re sure he’d put it down on the first spare Spitfire available.Finalist in the NZ Jewellery Design...
From $44,900 NZD
$33,962 USD*
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Enquire About This ItemMetal
- Type: Platinum
Diamond
- Colour: D - G
- Clarity: FL - SI1
- Cut: Excellent or Very Good
- Carat: From 1.5ct