Category Archives: David Morris
A Gorgeous Ruby and Diamond Necklace
A spectacular symbol of passion and desire, our ruby collections are a seductive combination of the world’s most beautiful stones and contemporary design flair.
A true labor of love
Whether it is their richness of color or deep-red glow that draws us near, since man first laid eyes on the ruby thousands of years ago, we have been enthralled by their mysterious beauty.
A perfectionist’s eye for color has led Jeremy Morris to venture across the globe in search of the rarest of all rubies. Once only mined in south-east Asia, these astonishing stones are distinguishable by their ‘pigeon’s blood’ hue, a richly evocative name for the most sought-after color in a ruby.
For our remarkable ruby jewelry creations Jeremy Morris carefully gathers the finest stones from around the world, with only the most beautiful brought to our Bond Street atelier. Here these natural treasures are crafted into contemporary jewels that dip into the past while looking towards the future.
A Gorgeous Ruby and Diamond Necklace by David Morris The London Jeweller
A Gorgeous Ruby and Diamond Necklace by David Morris The London Jeweller
Gorgeous Opal Jewelry
Not all precious stones are created equal.
Jeremy Morris travels far and wide in search of nature’s rarest, purest jewels for our high jewellery creations.
David Morris meticulously sources its prized stones from the most revered mines, whether it be an extremely rare sapphire from the remote hills of Kashmir, the famed deep-green emeralds of Colombia, or the perfect, glittering clarity of a white diamond. Only when we have unearthed a truly exceptional treasure does it voyage to our London atelier, where it is impeccably cut and polished to reveal its pure beauty before being set into the high jewellery it has inspired.

Exquisite Jewelry at David Morris The London Jeweller

The legendary career of David Morris began in 1951, when at age 15, he learned the craft of diamond mounting by apprenticing a master jeweller in Hatton Garden, the centre of London’s jewellery trade. After a short stint at London’s Central School of Arts and Crafts, he qualified as a goldsmith in 1959. Setting up his own Hatton Garden jewellery firm in 1962, David Morris quickly became an internationally known name as he and his design partner, Anne Seymour, successively claimed the ninth and tenth De Beers Diamonds International Awards, given annually in New York to promote innovative design.

Total yellow diamond weight 105.32cts Total white diamond weight 51.54cts with matching earrings





