Gold and Gemstone Jewelry

Light luxury and subtle decadence are two ways to describe jewelry made by The Hudson Collection and designer Sarah Sheridan. The company was founded by diamond traders who settled in New York, so not too surprisingly the collection uses a lot of exquisite diamonds in its designs. But those of you who don't want diamonds in every piece of jewelry you wear don't need to worry.


Manhattan Ring: Green Amethyst in 14k White Gold
The amethyst stone in this piece measures approximately 15mm by 12mm and sits 8mm proud of the hand. This classic piece is a must for any Designer Jewelry collection. The Amethyst is 10.5 carats total weight.
$767

The Hudson Collection design team is based in New York, but is available exclusively in the UK from the Astley Clarke Online Boutique. The talented team at the Hudson Collection also uses Amethyst, Garnet, and other precious and semiprecious stones in its designs. And these stones come in a variety of stunning colors that add a great deal of style and charm to each piece.


Manhattan Pendant: Purple Amethyst in 14k White Gold
The amethyst pendant measures 1/2 an inch in width and 5/8 of an inch in length, on a 16 inch chain. This beautiful designer necklace would make a fabulous gift. 9.75 carats total gem weight.
$767

Hudson Fine Jewelry has the perfect collection for women who mix expensive Fifth Avenue chic and downtown cool. The Collection is known for its strong designs, and the most recognized trademark shape of this designer is the open, softly squared frame. This central shape can be seen throughout the collection, from simple studs, lariat necklaces, cuff links, long swinging snake chain earrings, and large rings.


South Sea Pearl Ring in 14k Yellow Gold
This fabulous ring features a single south sea pearl with subtle gold tones, perfectly complementing its 14k gold setting.
$1303

Chunky necklaces by Hudson are made out of a link style that is unique to the company and designer Sarah Sheridan. To make this style feminine for women, the chain looks like a simple paper chain in metal. Men's chains have a gentle twist so that each link looks like it's tumbling into the next.