Individual gold jewellery designs by Grant Logan

INDIVIDUAL JEWELLERY DESIGNS

"The Collections featured on this website are just a small selection of the countless pieces of jewellery I've created over the years. I also design special items on a commission basis and these taster images shown here give a tiny glimpse of these commissions. In many of these I like to combine highly individualistic design with unusual gemstones. Sometimes a customer approaches me with fairly specific ideas for my interpretation, other times they just know they want something special, and from that the idea evolves.”
GRANT LOGAN

If you are interested in asking Grant to design a unique piece of jewellery, perhaps an engagement or wedding ring, a special anniversary or birthday gift, or even to mark a specific interest or achievment, then please Contact Us by email, phone or letter.

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This magnificent boulder opal displays a wonderful seascape appearance.

Grant fashioned an 18ct yellow gold surround to protect the opal, yet not detract from its beauty. Boulder opal occurs when opal fills cavities in a host rock, and on this particular opal the mount was made specifically to be able to show the beauty and interest of the back of the opal's rocky past.

18 carat yellow gold collars were made to tie in with collars on the 18ct heavy chain to complete this most eye catching and unique necklace.

A beautiful chunky yet elegant 18 carat Yellow Gold ring.

The simple stylish feature 18 carat white gold setting is perfect to showcase the dazzling 0.58ct princess cut diamond.

Despite the weighty bulk of this ring, it has been cleverly sculpted to sit comfortably between the fingers.

Tanzanite is really best complimented by white gold or platinum. Here this stunning square stone was set in 18ct white gold by Grant. In this particular ring the customer was heavily involved in the design, having specific ideas as to how he wanted the ring to look, but being guided by Grant's wealth of experience.

A main reason for Tanzanite‘s success is that it exhibits more shades of blue than a clear midnight sky due to a phenomenon call pleochroism, whereby different colours are seen in different directions of the gemstone. Frequently, Tanzanite exhibits a color change from the more bluish hues under daylight, to pinkish violets under incandescent light (candlelight). Most of the time, you can actually see both colors simultaneously.

A thousand times rarer than diamonds and with a little over a decade of mine life remaining, Tanzanite is the fashion gem of the moment!

This sophisticated ring was made as an engagement ring.

Truly a declaration of one’s love when a piece of plain 18 carat white gold or platinum sheet is commissioned to be lovingly crafted and sculpted to tenderly yet securely embrace such a very special princess cut diamond.

The brilliance of the gem itself sparkles and radiates beauty within the elegant flowing ring.

9ct medal on presentation ribbon.

Grant was approached to make this particular piece for The Princess Royal Trust for Carers. The medal was presented by The Princess Trust as a thank you retiral gift.

An inspirational design using princess cut diamonds.

This stunning 18ct white gold ring is set with eight princess cut diamonds leading the eye effortlessly to the magnificent central generously sized princess cut diamond. Grant came up with the novel idea of including princess cut diamonds on the verticle surface of the ring.

As a result of the extra facetting when cutting this type of diamond, princess cuts are naturally more brilliant and sparkly than ordinary square diamonds.This piece is certainly not short on sparkle!

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