

Description
Inspired by the love letters exchanged between Virginia Woolf and the poet and author Vita Sackville-West, the Poetry ring is a comment on a love affair that found expression in words, through an intimacy of correspondence.
“Please, in all this muddle of life, continue to be a bright and constant star. Just a few things remain as beacons: poetry, and you, and solitude.”
8 January 1926
Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf
Their love affair, sustained in part through an exchange of letters, spanned almost twenty years of flirtation, friendship and creative collaboration, and ultimately inspired Virginia Woolf’s novel, 'Orlando'. Their letters offer a glimpse into a relationship where affection was carried through thoughts and the written word.
The Poetry ring is an expression of this tenderness. Two pastel coloured sapphires sit side by side, held close in a romantic pairing. Calming tones, one a soft blue and the other a pink, like two people connected. The two small diamonds nestled on the side are little kisses, subtle expressions of affection, tucked into the detail of the design.
Yours Truly is a group exhibition of rings by the artists of Pieces of Eight, each one made in response to a letter. Showing 12 to 28 November 2026.
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