After a world preview at last month’s TFWA World Exhibition, Australian opal jewellery company Toscow has launched two new collections: ‘Paradise Garden’ and ‘Cosmos’.

 

Paradise Garden features four styles of large single-coloured crystals in heart, oval, teardrop and square shapes. The large crystal is topped with cascading matching metallic-coloured enamel flowers, interspersed with small clear crystal ‘leaves.’

 

There are four styles available: Ruby Heart, Aqua Square, Amethyst Oval and Champagne Teardrop. Each style is available as a pendant, with either the square and oval shape. There is also a bangle (pictured above), earrings and ring to choose from.

 

The Paradise Garden collection ranges from US$89 to $189.

 

Cosmos, inspired by the wonders of the galaxy, features sparkling crystals delicately hand set on sun, moon and star shapes:

 

Sun is set on glittering white crystals, featuring a golden crescent moon across its top.

 

Moon is a crescent moon piece with a shooting star looping overhead. This style is available in sapphire blue or as a white crystals version.

 

Star features a large star with a comet set over its top, and is available in white or a lustrous amethyst colour.

 

Each design comes in a large and small pendant, with the sun and star also presented as earrings and a ring. Prices range from $89 to $129.

 

Commenting on the launch Toscow General Manager Francis Ng says, “These latest two collections arise from demand shown from our retailer partners. We’ve harnessed the power of nature and the night’s sky to give a truly beautiful back-to-basics collection that many of our retailers have already declared an intention to list.”

 

Founded in 1984 and based in Sydney, Toscow is Australia’s biggest opal jeweller of its kind. The company also specializes in 18k fine jewellery with diamonds and pearls and carries an array of creative crystals.

 

Toscow’s collections are available in various travel retail outlets, and on board more than 50 international carriers such as Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and Qantas.