Award-winning jewellery designer Andrew Geoghegan has collaborated with Gill Wing Jewellery to design and create an engagement and wedding ring set that will be sold exclusively in Gill Wing Jewellery’s London boutique.

Inspired by the harmony between mathematical perfection and the beauty of nature, the design of the Tesoro collection is based on the principles of an ancient formula discovered in nature by Fibonacci. Known as the golden ratio, the Fibonacci sequence is said to be the key to natural beauty and balance. These diamond-studded rings take their form from the petals of a succulent plant that Andrew has reimagined and refined. The concept of using this formula in the design came from Gill Wing’s love of botany and the gallery’s hidden garden, which is home to a flourishing tree fern.

Andrew Geoghegan said: “Like most designers I relish a rich brief or inspiration so when the team at Gill Wing commissioned me to create collections based on the Fibonacci Sequence I knew that the results would be captivating. The succulent forms lend themselves effortlessly to the design of the setting and will continue to fuel this ever-growing collection. The Tesoro pieces exhibit a new gem-setting approach that we believe further adds to the ingenuity and wonder of the jeweller.”

Established over 20 years ago, Gill Wing Jewellery continually strives to source the most unusual and beautiful jewellery pieces to showcase in the Islington gallery. Today the gallery features over 60 artists, specially selected for their quality, inventiveness and originality.

The team travels around the world visiting exhibitions of all sizes as well as graduate shows to ensure that they present the best-established names alongside fresh and exciting talent, all on the cutting edge of design