Tide & Trove
The Isadora | Contrasting
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The Isadora | Contrasting Ring by Independent Jeweller Daisy of Tide & Trove
The Isadora | Contrasting is a modern interpretation of the classic Toi et Moi design, created by Daisy, an independent jeweller based in Devon under the Tide & Trove brand. This striking piece features two contrasting round brilliant cut diamonds—one cognac, one clear—set in 18 carat yellow gold, making it a meaningful and impactful choice.
Key Features:
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Design. A contemporary take on the Toi et Moi style, symbolising ‘You and Me’, with two beautifully contrasting diamonds.
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Diamonds. Features two round brilliant cut diamonds, one warm cognac and one classic clear, totalling approximately 1 carat.
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Material. Crafted in solid 18ct yellow gold, with a solid basket and bezel settings for a refined, secure finish.
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Detail. Accented with golden granulation for added texture and depth, offering a unique and luxurious appearance.
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Versatility. Can also be made in 18ct white gold, with a lead time of 6–8 weeks.
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Styling. Designed to be worn alone or stacked with other bands from the Tide & Trove collection for a personalised look.
If you have a specific diamond size, colour, or budget in mind, bespoke options are available. Use the contact button to discuss how Daisy can customise this piece to suit your needs.
This ring is a celebration of love, individuality, and craftsmanship, brought to life through the work of an independent jeweller committed to creating timeless, handcrafted pieces in the heart of Devon.
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Shipping Time: 1-2 weeks
Hallmarked: Yes
Metal Purity: Solid
Condition: New
Tide & Trove is an independent jeweller in Devon specialising in intricate granulation techniques. Founder Daisy's high-level skill results in beautiful textures, with no two pieces being the same. Using 100% recycled precious metals and fine gemstones, her work recreates emotional connections to times, people, and places. Inspired by the coast's texture, colours, and light, Tide & Trove creates stunning, unique pieces of jewellery.
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We hope you will be thrilled with your jewellery. If for any reason you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, we are happy to offer an exchange or credit note within 30 days of purchase, in keeping with UK law.
Purchases exempt from both the refund and exchange policies, are:
- Made to order pieces
- Commissioned pieces (bespoke)
- Customised pieces (i.e. resized rings, custom chain lengths, engraved jewellery etc)
You can see Tide & Trove's full return policy at the bottom of their storefront.
Tide & Trove
Daisy Munn is a contemporary jeweller, whose ethereal designs are inspired by texture and light. Daisy’s collections at Tide & Trove are made piece by piece using 100% recycled precious metals, conflict free Ocean Diamonds and unusual, responsibly sourced stones. At her Devon based studio, she obsesses over texture; often combining progressive, original techniques to add intricate detailing, with unique stones which are hand selected and often full of inclusions and interest.
Founder & Designer
Daisy Munn
Daisy’s work celebrates traditional jewellery making skills and the finest materials. Combining Fairtrade and recycled gold with conflict free Ocean Diamonds and the ancient skill of granulation, her trademark aesthetic has gained recognition in publications such as BRITISH VOGUE.
Daisy is drawn to light and texture. She combines highly polished gold with brushed matte finishes and textured surfaces to make the light dance across her pieces in exciting ways. Daisy combines these techniques with settings that flood her diamonds with light; the outcome is something very special.
Born and raised in Devon, Daisy’s work echoes the organic forms of home; from the damp sand catching the evening sun to the moody skies above the rugged moors.
Daisy makes bespoke one-of-a-kind pieces, one by one. Combining your sentiment with her aesthetic makes her heart sing.
