Algems · Anita Mai Tan
Floral & Botanical Jewellery
Explore floral jewellery by Anita Mai Tan: sculpted orchids, diamond petals, sapphire blossoms and gemstone leaves across rings, necklaces and cuffs.
Archive works by Anita Mai Tan, recorded in the Algems private archive. Each original belongs to its collector. Enquiries for new commissions are welcome worldwide.
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The Fleur de Lumière · Privately held
The works & their details
Explore the collection.
The Fleur de Lumière
- Form
- Floral cocktail ring
- Stones
- Diamonds, pink sapphires, yellow sapphires
- Metal
- White gold and rose gold
A garden at first light, gathered in precious stone and rendered eternal on the hand.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Orchid Sovereign
- Form
- Multi-strand pearl necklace with floral brooch element
- Stones
- Pearls, rubies, emeralds, diamonds
- Edition
- One of a kind
A wearable garden of power and elegance, where pearls yield to sculpted orchids in full bloom.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Fleurs de Minuit Cuff
- Form
- Floral openwork cuff bracelet
- Stones
- White diamonds, pink and lavender sapphires
- Design
- Multi-strand botanical motif
A jewelled garden of white diamonds and coloured sapphires, blooming under midnight light.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Rose de Lumière Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Pink Sapphire & Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
A rare rose captured in precious stone: a pear-cut pink sapphire in a diamond halo, wrapped in pavé pink petals on a diamond-set band.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Rawdat Al Noor Cuff
- Form
- Cuff Bracelet
- Metal
- 18K Yellow Gold
- Stones
- Yellow Sapphires, Emeralds, Rubies, Diamonds
A jeweled garden of light, where botanical elegance meets sovereign luxury.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Paraiba Tourmaline Bloom Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Paraiba Tourmaline, Pink Sapphire & Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
The catalogue places an oval Paraiba tourmaline at the centre, with pink sapphires forming the floral accents and pavé diamonds defining the leaves. Read the centre stone, flower and leaf settings together when exploring the composition.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Emerald Vine Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Emerald & Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
Two oval emeralds and two oval diamonds in a toi-et-moi, wrapped in diamond foliage.
Privately held · Archive work
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The Diamond Daisy Ring
- Form
- Ring
- Stones
- Diamond
- Metal
- White Gold
Twin marquise-diamond flowers drifting across a fine multi-band shank.
Privately held · Archive work
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Before choosing a direction.
How can floral jewellery move beyond a literal flower shape?
The archive explores flowers through gemstone cuts, layered settings and the relationship between a centre and its surrounding stones. The Diamond Daisy Ring forms petals from marquise diamonds; the Emerald Vine Ring uses diamond foliage; the Fleurs de Minuit Cuff carries a botanical arrangement across openwork.
Can a personal flower or natural motif inform a commission?
Share the motif and what it means to you, along with the colours or forms you want to emphasise. A new design can interpret that reference through the agreed materials and proportions. The existing archive work remains its own composition.
For pricing, materials and timing, read about the commission process and speak with the atelier about your own brief.