Leskes Jewellers

10/10/2026

Because The Cove Ring simply wasn’t enough… we wanted earrings to complement it.
Introducing The Cove Earrings — featuring a total of 0.50ct of oval tourmalines, each surrounded by a delicate natural diamond halo and finished with luminous 12mm round white South Sea pearl drops.
With their beautiful Paraiba-like blue-green colour, these tourmalines have an unmistakably coastal feel — reminiscent of clear tropical water and those incredible shades where the ocean shifts from turquoise to blue.
And as October’s birthstone, tourmaline makes these an especially beautiful choice for an October birthday.
Paired with the soft lustre of South Sea pearls and the sparkle of natural diamonds, they’re elegant, vibrant and just a little unexpected.
Designed to complement The Cove Ring, but beautiful enough to make a statement all on their own.

09/10/2026

Some rings are eternal icons, and our Leskes Lady Di-inspired ring was simply too good to go without for too long.
Featuring a spectacular 2.45ct Tanzanite, with its captivating blue-violet colour, set in 9ct yellow gold with a white gold setting and surrounded by a sparkling halo of natural diamonds.
A timeless design, an extraordinary gemstone, and a little nod to one of the most iconic rings of all time.

08/10/2026

Leskes newest ambassador…

07/10/2026

Designing your engagement & wedding rings? Start here.
The diamond might get most of the attention (and we understand why!), but there’s a lot more to creating rings you’ll love wearing for years to come.
Should your wedding band sit flush? How high should your engagement ring setting be? Fine band or something wider? Yellow, white or mixed metals? And how does your lifestyle influence the design?
Our latest blog covers 10 things worth considering before finalising your engagement and wedding rings — from proportions and practicality to creating a ring stack that feels completely you.
Because a beautiful ring is one thing. A beautiful ring that’s been thoughtfully designed to suit you, your lifestyle and your future wedding band is even better.
Read the latest blog on our website https://www.leskesjewellers.com.au/blogs/news/tips-to-consider-when-designing-your-engagement-wedding-rings

Tips to Consider When Designing Your Engagement & Wedding RingsDesigning your engagement and wedding rings is about more than choosing a beautiful diamond. From setting height and band width to metal choice, lifestyle and creating the perfect stack, discover our tips for designing rings that work be...

03/10/2026

Introducing The Cove.
Inspired by the shifting blue-green tones of Noosa’s coastal waters, this one-of-a-kind ring centres around an incredible 4ct Paraiba-like tourmaline, alive with vibrant shades of turquoise, teal and ocean blue.
Handcrafted in 18ct yellow gold, with an 18ct white gold setting designed to enhance the colour and brilliance of the gemstones. Surrounding the tourmaline is a sparkling halo of natural diamonds, continuing along the shoulders of the ring, with 0.81ct of natural diamonds in total.
The Cove
• 4ct Paraiba-like Tourmaline
• 0.81ct Natural Diamonds set in the halo & shoulders
• 18ct Yellow Gold
• 18ct White Gold Setting
A striking combination of ocean-inspired colour, natural diamonds and timeless craftsmanship — The Cove is all about that extraordinary blue-green centre stone.

02/10/2026

A touch of colour, inspired by the coast.
Two beautiful gemstone necklaces, each bringing its own fresh pop of colour:
Emerald-cut Swiss Blue Topaz, bezel set in 9ct yellow gold and paired with a fine Italian chain — reminiscent of clear coastal waters.
Emerald-cut Green Quartz, bezel set in 9ct yellow gold and finished with a fine Italian chain — a fresh, natural tone that evokes those beautiful shades of green found along the coastline.
Wear your favourite necklace standalone for a simple statement, or layer it for a gorgeous combination of ocean-inspired blues, greens and warm yellow gold.

01/10/2026

The outcast that became the collector’s gem…
Meet our 2.65ct Malaya garnet, beautifully bezel set in 14ct yellow gold. And this is a gemstone with a rather fascinating history.
Malaya garnets were first discovered in the 1960s in Tanzania where they were found alongside rhodolite garnets. Because their unusual pink, orange and peachy colours didn’t fit neatly into the recognised garnet varieties of the time, miners and dealers initially set them aside. The name Malaya comes from Swahili and refers to being “out of the family” or an outcast.
Fast forward, and this former outcast became quite the gemstone celebrity. Malaya garnets are now considered rare and highly collectible, particularly in larger sizes. Stones over 4 carats are considered very uncommon — making this beautiful 2.65ct gem a rather special find.
Set simply in 14ct yellow gold with a smooth bezel, this Malaya garnet gets to be the star of the show.
A gemstone with a story, a colour all its own, and a little collector appeal.

30/09/2026

Green with envy? We wouldn’t blame you!

There’s something captivating about a beautiful emerald — that unmistakable green, the natural character within the stone, and a colour that has been treasured for centuries.
These two rings showcase Zambian emeralds, prized for their rich green hues and often appreciated for their beautiful depth of colour. Unlike many gemstones, emeralds commonly contain natural inclusions, affectionately known as the stone’s jardin — French for “garden”. These inclusions are part of an emerald’s natural identity and can help tell its story.

Ring One
18ct yellow gold featuring three oval Zambian emeralds, totalling 0.83ct, complemented by 0.16ct total weight of natural diamonds. The warmth of the yellow gold beautifully enhances the emeralds’ green.

Ring Two
18ct white gold featuring a 0.81ct pear-shaped Zambian emerald, accented with 0.12ct of natural diamonds. Modern, elegant and wonderfully fresh.

And a little emerald fact: Zambian emeralds are found in Zambia, particularly in the Kafubu emerald region, one of the world’s significant sources of emeralds. They are often known for their distinctive green colour and can have a slightly cooler, bluish-green character than some Colombian emeralds.

Two emeralds, two completely different personalities.
Which one catches your eye?

29/09/2026

Sometimes, you just know.
Since this beautiful couple met two years ago, they haven’t spent a day apart. They knew with a certainty that felt effortless — they belong together.
So when it came to the ring, there was never really any doubt either. She knew she wanted an oval solitaire engagement ring.
After trying on a few different styles, it was the Leskes 3ct Oval Solitaire in 18ct yellow gold that won her heart.
Classic. Elegant. Timeless. And absolutely made for her.
They may not be officially engaged just yet… but when you know, you know.
We have a feeling there are very happy forever chapters ahead for these two.