ISSUE FW’26
In our new FW’26 issue, we take you to the south of France and to Renée and Jan’s wedding, which was a celebration of love, friendship and style. We also sit down with Louis Abel founder Jimmy Loutfi for an in-depth interview about how his own wedding rings marked the start of a new chapter in fine jewellery, and look ahead to New York Bridal Fashion Week for the silhouettes, details and ideas that will set the tone for the coming season.
The Jewellery Guide
The Modern Ring – A Piece of Jewellery to Wear Forever
The ring may be small in size, but it is significant in meaning. At Coliène, Swedish craftsmanship meets a new generation of rings, created for a ‘yes’ and everything that follows.

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COLIÈNEThere are few pieces of jewellery that we choose with the same care as an engagement or wedding ring. It must feel right now, be suitable for everyday wear, and still feel like the obvious choice twenty years from now.
At the same time, the way we choose rings has changed. There are more choices, greater transparency and a much more personal view of what a wedding ring should actually be. At Coliène, generations of experience in the jewellery industry meet a significantly more modern approach to finding the right piece. Coliène is built as an online-first brand, but the rings have their roots in classic Swedish goldsmithing. Each ring is made to order in Sweden by experienced goldsmiths, with a focus on precision, quality and a piece of jewellery that will remain as natural a part of your life long after your wedding day.
Start with the feeling. Solitaire or side stones. A statement piece or something almost invisible. Gold, white gold or something that stands out completely.
There is no longer any set idea of what the perfect ring should look like – and that’s just as well. Today’s rings are less about rules and more about the person who will wear them.
Coliène’s collection ranges from minimalist designs to those with a greater concentration of diamonds, featuring styles that can be worn on their own or combined with a wedding band. The idea isn’t to find *the* ring. It’s to find *your* ring.
Swedish craftsmanship, new generation. Behind the modern design lies classic craftsmanship. Coliène’s rings are made to order in Sweden by experienced goldsmiths, with precision and quality as their guiding principles.
The rings are made from recycled gold and are available in 9, 14 and 18 carat. You can choose between natural, conflict-free diamonds and lab-grown diamonds. This gives you greater freedom to prioritise what matters most to you, whether it’s the size of the diamond, the gold, the design or your budget.

Try them on at your convenience. Falling in love with a ring in a photo is one thing, but seeing it for yourself is quite another.
Coliène is built as an online-first brand, but with a shopping experience that’s still meant to feel personal. That’s why we offer personalised guidance and the option to borrow rings free of charge to try them on at your leisure. See them in daylight. Try them on with other jewellery. Get a feel for how they actually fit. For a piece of jewellery you’ll be wearing every day, this is perhaps the most important part of the whole process.

Mirelle
Mirelle is a solitaire ring in 18-carat gold with an oval diamond in a four-prong setting and a narrow, slightly domed band.
More ring, fewer middlemen. Luxury doesn’t have to be about the number of links between the goldsmith and the person wearing the ring.
Through an online-first model and a shorter value chain, Coliène instead aims to place a greater proportion of the value where it can be seen and felt: in the ring itself. A modern way to buy fine jewellery, without compromising on craftsmanship.
Each ring is made to order and comes with fully insured delivery, a lifetime guarantee and free resizing.
Start thinking about your next ring now. It’s a detail that’s easy to overlook whilst the engagement ring takes centre stage, but it may soon be joined by another.
So do think about how your engagement ring will complement a future wedding ring. Should they sit perfectly side by side? Create a contrast? Be made of the same metal but feature different diamonds? Or will it be the start of a stack that changes over time? There’s no right answer, and that’s precisely the point.

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