Emma Chapman jewels

Something has shifted in bridal jewellery, and it has been building for longer than the trend forecasters would have you believe. Couples who once walked into a jeweller with a fixed idea of a round brilliant diamond solitaire are now arriving with photographs of velvet-green emeralds, inky sapphires, and pale pink morganites. They are asking different questions. They want to know about origin, about meaning, about the story behind the stone rather than simply its carat weight.