Algems · Anita Mai Tan
Sculptural Diamond Rings
Discover diamond rings by Anita Mai Tan: sculpted petals, marquise flowers, yellow and white diamond sprays, and a dramatic double-finger composition.
Archive works by Anita Mai Tan, recorded in the Algems private archive. Each original belongs to its collector. Enquiries for new commissions are welcome worldwide.
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The Comet Double-Finger Ring · Privately held
The works & their details
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The Comet Double-Finger Ring
- Form
- Double-Finger Ring
- Stones
- White & Fancy-colour Diamonds
- Metal
- White Gold
A major round brilliant diamond heads a comet that sweeps across two fingers, its tail clustered with white and fancy cognac and yellow diamonds.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Diamond Petal Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
A pear-cut diamond cradled within sculpted pavé and pear-cut diamond petals.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Sun & Snow Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Yellow & White Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
A spray of yellow and white pear and marquise diamonds twisting around a crossover band.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Diamond Daisy Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
Twin marquise-diamond flowers drifting across a fine multi-band shank.
Privately held · Archive work
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Before choosing a direction.
What distinguishes these diamond ring designs?
The Diamond Petal Ring centres a pear-cut diamond within sculpted petals. The Diamond Daisy Ring uses marquise stones to form twin flowers. The Sun & Snow Ring contrasts yellow and white diamonds, while the Comet Double-Finger Ring stretches a diamond composition across two fingers. Shape, colour and the area covered on the hand are useful points of comparison.
Are these conventional engagement ring designs?
The catalogue presents them as high jewellery and statement rings. A personal occasion can be discussed with the atelier, but the archive should not be read as a ready-to-order engagement ring range. Each proposed commission starts with its own brief.
Where can I find diamond grades or carat weights?
Use only the specifications published for the particular work. A photograph or a description of colour does not establish grading, treatment or weight. Ask the atelier for the documentation relevant to the stones discussed for a new commission.
For pricing, materials and timing, read about the commission process and speak with the atelier about your own brief.