Pamela Coulston, award-winning jewellery designer, doubly certified gemologist and feature writer on all things gems and jewellery, is now available for speaking engagements. Read on...
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Fine Jewellery by / Haute joaillerie de Pamela Coulston
Fine Designer Jewellery
Fine 18k gold and platinum jewellery set with exquisite coloured gemstones and diamonds, bold urban designs in sterling silver; nature-inspired sterling silver jewellery. Creating beauty since 1992.
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Disegno Bespoke – Custom Designing
Custom designed jewellery in 18k gold and platinum by professionally trained jewellery designer Pamela Coulston (GIA). Redesign of family jewellery and gemstones, very high rate of credit for old gold.
Highly Accredited and Experienced
Certified Gemologist – Purveyor of fine gems
I select only natural, untreated, exquisitely beautiful and rare stones for my designs. Extensive training over more than a decade in gemmology:
• Graduate Gemologist, Gemological Institute of America (GG, GIA)
• Fellow of the Canadian Gemmological Association (FCGmA, CGA)
• Accredited Jewelry Professional and Graduate Designer (GIA)
The Essence of Design
"In the Italian artistic tradition 'disegno' carries a more complex meaning than just 'design'; it involves not only the ability to render the drawing but to imagine, to conceive the design. This is the essence of my company: original designs coupled with exquisite quality workmanship and gems."
— Pamela Coulston, Owner/Designer/Gemologist, GG, FCGmA
Gem School
Pretty little pearls — A wee primer on pearl cultivation
In reality, when it comes to pearls, the world’s not just your oyster, but your bivalve. And since June’s the birth month of pearl, let’s explore how pearls form naturally and how they’re cultivated. First though, a little history. Read on...
If June is the month of your birth, the pearl is your stone
Pearl is now the most oft-cited birthstone for June. But, historically, that month was variously assigned emerald, agate, chalcedony, turquoise and cat’s eye. But now it’s pearl with the alternatives of alexandrite and moonstone. Read on...
