Round, pear, and marquise diamonds cluster the way blossoms cluster on a branch in the half-second before they begin to fall, caught, not arranged. There is a softness here that is also a kind of courage, petals suspended mid-bloom, fragile and entirely unafraid, the way only something certain of its own beauty can be. Each cluster was set to mimic the asymmetry of nature rather than correct it, diamonds placed the way cherry branches actually fall, not the way a hand would prefer to arrange them. Gold branches curve with the same quiet imperfection found on every real tree in early spring. This is jewellery that doesn't imitate the cherry blossom. It remembers what it felt like to stand beneath one.