in london, angelett continued to work on and expand the "royal garden" collection inspired by the australian nature. an example from the collection is the ring "veronica perfoliata" created with the use of cad and laser technology. in parallel with modern techniques angelett is continuing to use the ancient technique of cloisonné, which was used in the "cup of david" in australia. the "holy kingdom ring", designed by angelett in london for the former governor-general of australia dr hollingworth, is implemented in this technique. the "holy kingdom ring" is "manifestation of biblical passage which painted a picture of holy kingdom with the image of jesus christ depicted in ancient technique of polychrome cloisonné enamel". for creation of this ring angelett conducted research on "remarkable collection of papal rings, dating back to fourteenth century" in the british museum in london.