Liberty London translates Tudor timber into sculptural gold rings
The Ember Collection draws from the hand carved architectural details of Liberty's iconic building, reimagining them as 9ct gold jewellery set with precious stones and diamonds.
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Liberty London’s Ember Collection draws its lineage from the ornamental timber that defines the brand’s Grade I listed building on Regent Street, translating those hand carved architectural flourishes into a series of sculptural 9ct gold rings. Each piece carries the distinctive carved detailing that has become synonymous with the house’s heritage, now rendered in precious metal and set with a palette of gemstones.
The collection offers considerable versatility. Rings feature either plain polished gold or are punctuated with vivid stones: deep blue sapphires that echo twilight, rubies of burnished crimson, green tsavorite with its sophisticated vibrancy, or CVD diamonds that catch light with crystalline clarity. The carved surfaces catch and pool shadow differently depending on the stone and light, giving each ring its own comportment.
What distinguishes these pieces from conventional signet jewellery is their sculptural volume. The rings sit substantial on the hand, their surfaces worked with the same textural precision as the building’s wooden mouldings. They read as architectural objects worn close to the skin, each one a miniature homage to the decorative tradition that shaped Liberty’s visual identity since its opening in 1875. The jewellery collection can be viewed at Liberty’s flagship store and through their website.
Imagery courtesy of Liberty London (@libertylondon).
