Lily Pettite

If you don't see your size listed please select the 'custome size - leave a note at checkout' button and write your desired ring size in the text box at checkout. There is no extra charge for this service. Review my policies on the FAQ page before purchase.

Each piece is handmade to order especially for you, production time is between 3-6 weeks (not including shipping time). Once your order is placed I will contact you to discuss the production timeframe of your specific piece and when you can expect delivery. If you require delivery for a specific date please contact me and I will do my best to accommodate your timeframe. Please note that turnaround times are an approximate guide and are subject to change or delay, especially during busy seasons.

I can custom make this piece or any other in the collection in your choice of precious metal carat and colour, contact me to discuss. 

UK and Ireland Postage: £10 Special Delivery

Rest of the World: £50 FEDEX or DHL Express

​Your order will be dispatched in an unbranded external envelope.

Secrets of a Rose cut - Rose cut stones are known for their unique brightness and fire, however they are not like ordinary round cuts that sparkle most when viewed from above. The beauty of a rose cut is that they sparkle at an angle as the light refracts through the facets. Rose cuts are known as the 'dancing stone' because of the way that they twinkle on a ring as the hand moves. When viewed directly from above the facets can seem to disappear, but tilt them ever so slightly and they burst into flame. I hope that this helps to familiarise yourself with the  characteristics of a rose cut stone, and as such you will appreciate their individual light play when receiving them.

Natalia Fine jewellery is made to last but its longevity is only assured by delicate and considered care.

1. Store your jewellery in a clean, dry space.

2. Avoid damaging chemicals.

Hairspray, lotion, and perfume can be damaging to certain types of metals and gems. Precious metals like gold are especially susceptible to discolouration from these everyday products.

3. When in doubt, take it off.

The swimming pool isn’t an ideal place for your fine jewellery. Neither is the gym. Even when preparing a meal, sleeping, gardening or doing household chores, it’s a good idea to take your jewellery off and store it in a safe place in order to protect it.

4. Insure your jewellery.

Accidents happen - In the tragic event something happens to your precious pieces, by insuring your jewellery you have peace of mind knowing your investment is protected.