The Pink Blossom — pink lab-grown diamond ring with a four-petal white diamond halo in 18K rose gold, on a marble table

The Pink Blossom

1 carat — ready to ship
£2,000.00
£2,000.00
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The Pink Blossom — pink lab-grown diamond ring with a four-petal white diamond halo in 18K rose gold, on a marble table
  • The Pink Blossom — pink lab-grown diamond ring with a four-petal white diamond halo in 18K rose gold, on a marble table
  • Close-up front view of The Pink Blossom pink diamond ring on white marble
  • The Pink Blossom ring shown from a slightly angled front view, showing the radiant-cut pink diamond centre
  • The Pink Blossom ring resting on a marble table with a softly blurred interior background
  • Side profile of The Pink Blossom showing the 18K rose gold band and petal halo silhouette
  • Back gallery view of The Pink Blossom showing the open petal-shaped setting structure
  • Macro view of the pink lab-grown diamond centre stone in The Pink Blossom, showing the IGI laser inscription on the girdle
  • A mother's hand wearing The Pink Blossom ring with her baby's hand resting on top
  • The Pink Blossom — pink lab-grown diamond ring with a four-petal white diamond halo in 18K rose gold, on a marble table
  • Close-up front view of The Pink Blossom pink diamond ring on white marble
  • The Pink Blossom ring shown from a slightly angled front view, showing the radiant-cut pink diamond centre
  • The Pink Blossom ring resting on a marble table with a softly blurred interior background
  • Side profile of The Pink Blossom showing the 18K rose gold band and petal halo silhouette
  • Back gallery view of The Pink Blossom showing the open petal-shaped setting structure
  • Macro view of the pink lab-grown diamond centre stone in The Pink Blossom, showing the IGI laser inscription on the girdle
  • A mother's hand wearing The Pink Blossom ring with her baby's hand resting on top
The Pink Blossom

The Pink Blossom

£2,000.00
£2,000.00
Carat

For the woman who is always someone's reason to bloom, and rarely her own.

The Pink Blossom is built around a pink lab-grown diamond, radiant-cut and set high at the centre, held inside a four-petal, blossom-shaped halo of white diamonds worked entirely in 18K rose gold — a quatrefoil silhouette, not a plain round or cushion halo, so the setting reads like a flower caught mid-bloom.

Pink is the colour of warmth that holds: tenderness, joy, self-recognition. It's worn less to mark someone else and more to mark her own opening into something new — a first year of motherhood, the promotion no one clapped for, a private win she carried and won alone.

The centre stone is a real lab-grown pink diamond, IGI certified and chosen for its colour, clarity, and cut. The petal halo is set with real white diamonds, and the whole piece is worked in solid 18K rose gold. Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds — grown, not mined, chemically and optically identical to a mined stone.

The ring photographed here is the one ready to ship, in size 13 (HK/CN, approx. UK N) — or commission the same design to your own size with a larger centre stone, priced from there. For a commissioned ring: order and pay in full, then we send photos and video of up to three matching diamonds for your approval, confirm your size and any bespoke details, and craft and ship your ring to you.

Details

  • Lab-grown pink diamond centre, radiant cut — IGI certified
  • Four-petal, blossom-shaped halo set with real white diamonds — a signature Iris & Carly silhouette
  • Solid 18K rose gold, hand-finished setting
  • Ready to ship: 1 carat centre, £2000, ring size 13 (HK/CN, approx. UK N). Made to order: 1.5 carat from £2800, 2 carat from £4000, made to your size
  • Chosen for tenderness, self-recognition, and the moment she lets herself bloom too

Tell Rose what you're marking, and she'll guide you through the diamond, the certificate, and the fit.

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FOUNDER'S MESSAGE

I loved jewelry as a teenager—obsessed, really. Then years in finance made me forget that passion.

Eight years ago, I found a pink diamond trilogy in a magazine. Two white diamonds flanking the center stone. A luxury brand. £60,000+.

I was captivated. I've never forgotten it.

But I couldn't justify it—that's a house deposit, two years of nursery fees. So I stopped wanting it. Or I tried to.

Looking back, I realize: my passion was lost not only because of the intense work, but also the door was closed for me.

I got married. Had my first child.

Then shortly came my second birth. It was traumatic—a rare complication, and for a second I saw the face of death, but luckily got pulled back to earth. I had an exceptional doctor who said it was one of the most challenging cases during his whole career. I got lucky. I survived.

After that, I wanted a ring to celebrate motherhood—for the blood, the sweat, the struggle, the tears, the joy, the surprise, the love. All of it. I wanted to wear it every day to remind myself how strong I was, how lucky I am for my family, my kids, the life I get to live. And yes, to show myself I'm still pretty—I'm still me.

But when I looked for that ring, I found the same problems: insanely expensive, boring, poor quality, or just another white diamond.

I wanted color. I wanted something that looked like how I felt—bold, alive, unapologetic. I remembered that pink trilogy ring. I wanted it so badly.

I've always loved diamonds. Not because they're status symbols—because they're the toughest, shiniest, most beautiful stones on earth, forged in extreme pressure and heat, indestructible, brilliant, eternal.

And now, thanks to science and technology, the diamond production has been liberated and democratized—no more blood diamonds or holes in the earth, just sustainable and ethical diamonds from carbon capture and produced using green energy. At least, that's what I choose.

My birth journey—the fact that I survived—made me realize: if God gave me my life back, I shall live with purpose. Embrace joy. Take risks. Just live.

Motherhood gave me the courage and motivation to pursue something truly for me.

And then I realized: I could build it.

I started Iris & Carly because I had something most UK jewelers don't—direct access to the world's largest and most advanced colored diamond labs. The same facilities that produce museum-grade stones for major luxury houses, but without the brand tax.

My finance background taught me to spot the arbitrage: same gemology, 97% less cost.

I named it Iris & Carly. Iris, for colour and light — the first thing that ever made me feel alive. Carly, for my children, Carl and Molly, and for the free will to begin again. This isn't just my second chance at life. It's their inheritance: a business built on equity over exclusion, on science over scarcity, on purpose over prestige.

The motherhood ring is where I began. Strong enough to survive everything. Beautiful enough to prove I'm still me.

That became the brand philosophy: affordable luxury that lasts, colors that heal and celebrate, design that honors strength.

You've survived for it. You deserve it. Wear your strength. Shine.

— Rose, Founder

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