Kiya Corrales Jewellery

19/06/2026

Ethically sourced natural sapphires from the Central Queensland Sapphire Fields... I'll never get bored of working with these beautiful gemstones 🤩

17/06/2026

This Frida ring features a spring green sapphire from the Central Queensland Sapphire Fields framed by two natural diamonds, creating a design that is simple but full of character✨

12/06/2026

The Ayla has quietly become one of my most popular designs.

I love the way the graduating diamonds stones draw your eye towards the centre sapphire, while the low setting keeps the ring practical enough to wear every day.

Each natural Australian sapphire is chosen individually for its own colour and character, making every Ayla ring one of a kind 💚

03/06/2026

The Naia ring is all about the details.

Pear and oval diamonds taper towards a beautiful oval Australian sapphire, creating a balanced design that feels both timeless and slightly unexpected.

One of my favourite designs in the collection💚

03/06/2026

29/05/2026

Congratulations to these two lovely people who got engaged earlier this year at Avebury - the world's largest prehistoric stone circle. Isn't it amazing?!

Alex chose the Amara ring in platinum, and selected a very special bluey-green sapphire💙💚

Thank you both for sharing these lovely photos.

24/05/2026

Sapphires in the sunshine 💚🌞👌

16/05/2026

The Adaya ring was the first design in my collection, and I still love the shape and details of this slightly unconventional engagement ring.

The hexagonal setting and triple claws are a nod to my love of geometric shapes, symmetry and designs that feel a little less traditional, while still remaining timeless and easy to wear.

13/05/2026

This is Eva - my take on the trilogy ring. Centred around a natural green sapphire, the design is simple, balanced and made to be worn every day 💚

08/05/2026

Green sapphires get their colour from tiny trace elements within the stone as they form naturally over millions of years. That’s why no two are ever exactly alike. Many show subtle shifts between yellow, green, teal and blue depending on the light.

This deep teal Australian sapphire has a darker, moodier tone, with flashes of blue-green that change in different lights. One of the things I love most about these stones is their natural variation.💛💚💙