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Webify Gold

Webify Gold — fine jewellery crafted in London

Est. 1918 — London Atelier

Light, held
forever in gold.

Each Webify Gold piece begins as a single sketch and ends as an heirloom — one diamond, selected by hand, set by a single artisan, signed with our mark.

Webify Gold solitaire engagement ring in polished yellow gold with a brilliant-cut diamond
  • Diamond

    1.62 ct — D / VVS1

  • Band

    18k Rich Gold

  • Prongs

    Hand-set, six claw

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Macro photograph of a brilliant-cut diamond refracting warm light against black

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The Featured Piece

A single brilliant of 1.62 carats, raised on six hand-formed claws so that light passes beneath the stone as freely as above it. Eleven days of work by one artisan, from ingot to final rouge.

£6,480

Metal
Centre Stone
Ring Size
Financing
From £180 / month
Delivery
Insured, 3–5 days
Care
Lifetime servicing
Certificate
GIA, hand-numbered
Resizing
Complimentary, forever
Returns
30 days, no questions

Most Requested

Pieces that leave the atelier most often

  • Aurelia Solitaire in 18k Rich Gold

    Aurelia Solitaire

    18k Rich Gold

    £6,480

  • Lumière Eternity in Platinum

    Lumière Eternity

    Platinum

    £4,220

  • Céleste Pendant in 18k Champagne Gold

    Céleste Pendant

    18k Champagne Gold

    £3,150

  • Voltaire Tennis in Platinum & Diamond

    Voltaire Tennis

    Platinum & Diamond

    £11,900

A goldsmith pouring molten gold into a mould at the Webify Gold bench

Craftsmanship

Six hands, six stages, no shortcuts

Nothing here is finished by machine. What follows is the route every Webify Gold piece travels between the drawing board and your hand.

  1. 01The SketchGraphite on tracing paper. Nothing enters production until it can be drawn from memory.
  2. 02Shaping the GoldIngots poured at 1,064°C, rolled, annealed and drawn until the metal moves willingly.
  3. 03Stone SelectionEvery diamond is viewed loose, under north light, against grey card — never on screen.
  4. 04Hand PolishingNine grades of abrasive, finishing on rouge-charged calico. Roughly four hours per ring.
  5. 05Final InspectionTen times magnification, two sets of eyes, one signature struck inside the band.
  6. 06The PresentationSilk-lined lacquer case, hand-numbered certificate, sealed with our wax mark.

Diamond Education

The four measures that decide everything

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Cut

The only C shaped entirely by human hands. Our cutters work to angles a fraction of a degree tighter than ideal specification, so light returns through the table rather than escaping the pavilion.

C

Colour

We select within D to F only. At this range a diamond reads as pure water — no warmth, no cast, nothing between the stone and the light it borrows.

C

Clarity

VVS and above. Inclusions, where they exist, sit beyond the reach of a loupe and never beneath the table where the eye travels first.

C

Carat

Weight is the last consideration, never the first. A precisely cut 1.20 will outshine an indifferent 2.00 in every room you enter.

Editorial

Model wearing a Webify Gold diamond necklace, editorial portrait
Chapter I — Collarbone
Macro study of diamond facets in low light
Chapter II — Facet
Molten gold poured at the atelier bench
Chapter III — Fire

Client Stories

In their words

  • I have owned pieces from every house on Bond Street. This is the first one a stranger has stopped me to ask about.
    Eleanor V.London
  • They spent an hour talking me out of a larger stone and into a better one. That told me everything.
    Marcus D.Geneva
  • Three generations of my family now wear Webify Gold. It has quietly become our family archive.
    Priya R.Mumbai
  • Awwwards

    Site of the Day

  • Condé Nast

    Jeweller of the Year

  • Responsible Jewellery Council

    Certified Member

  • Goldsmiths' Company

    Assay Mark 1918

Gift Guide

For the occasions that deserve permanence

  • A first anniversary — gold
  • A tenth — diamond
  • A birth — engraved band
  • A milestone — limited edition

Frequently Asked

Private Correspondence

First sight of new work

Six letters a year. New pieces, atelier notes, private viewings. Nothing else.