ARIMA / RINGS

ARIMA takes its name from Arima, Trinidad and Tobago, where Eugenia de Campo and Auguste Agostini met by chance — a defining chapter in the family history the collection is drawn from. Carib, Corsican, Portuguese and Trinidadian influence runs through the designs, from the selection of gemstones to the sculptural forms of the metal.

The signet silhouette recurs; the stone does not. Most ARIMA rings are one of one — a marquise golden sapphire, an emerald-cut peach tourmaline, a Zambian emerald, a Madeira citrine, a pair of emerald-cut green sapphires, each selected for its colour and proportion, then set by hand. Where the stone cannot be repeated, the form can: a few styles, and the plain OLE band, are made to order in your size.

Made in Melbourne. Ready-to-ship rings are listed in the size they were made, in sterling silver, 9ct gold or platinum; resizing may be available on request. Pieces made to order are forged in Argentium 935 silver, 9ct to 18ct gold or platinum, and take two to four weeks.