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This pendant takes the form of a coiled serpent, its body rendered in dense, hand-engraved scale texture that wraps continuously around a central round cabochon. The stone — a moonstone chosen specifically for its blue shimmer — sits bezel-set at the center, held by a lip of hand-folded 14k gold. A textured bail at the top is sized to accommodate a 3mm rope chain. The design began as the client’s own sketch, refined through several rounds of feedback to get the scale pattern, proportion, and stone placement right. The piece is substantial enough to carry real dimensional presence while remaining compact — proof that detailed, sculptural texture can be achieved even at a small scale. It suits someone who had a specific image in mind and wanted it built precisely, not approximated.

This is a classic Claddagh design — a crowned heart cradled by two clasped hands, symbolizing love, loyalty, and friendship — set on a band finished with a twisted rope pattern that wraps continuously around the full circumference. Cast in solid 14k yellow gold, the ring replaces a gold-plated original that had tarnished with wear. The hand-and-heart motif is rendered with clean, defined detail, and the rope-textured band gives the piece a traditional, textural finish distinct from a smooth band. At approximately 3mm wide and sized to the wearer’s finger, it sits comfortably as an everyday ring. The design is well suited to anyone who wants a meaningful symbol in a material that holds its color and finish over years of daily wear, rather than one that will tarnish or fade.

This pendant renders the Roman numeral XXII entirely in pave-set round diamonds, sized to sit comfortably at the collarbone at just under an inch long. Rather than hanging from a bail, the numerals connect directly into the chain on either side, so the piece reads as one continuous line rather than a pendant-and-chain combination. The 14k yellow gold chain was made to match the pendant’s gold tone, and the diamonds were selected in a clean VS clarity, F-G color grade for consistent brilliance across each numeral. The scale was intentionally kept compact — about three-quarters of an inch — so the piece layers easily with other necklaces rather than demanding to be worn alone. It suits someone who wants a numeral or date rendered with real stones and precise proportions rather than a flat engraved or stamped alternative.

This sterling silver horseshoe pendant was designed to closely match an existing piece already worn and loved — right down to the penny-sized scale, the cast lettering, and the punched dot details along the horseshoe’s curve. The front reads ‘LUCKY’ in indented block letters, flanked by small stamped dots on each side, while the back carries a personal date engraved along the curve of the horseshoe. A wide oval bail was added above the horseshoe’s own loop specifically so the pendant hangs flat against the chain rather than twisting. The piece is cast in sterling silver and finished with a smooth, rounded polish after casting, giving the lettering and dots a soft, worn-in look rather than a sharp machine-stamped appearance.

This ring was built to replicate a specific Masonic ring the client could not find anywhere else — reconstructed from a front-view photo and a single side photo showing the trowel emblem. The face carries a raised square-and-compass symbol in yellow gold, flanked by two-tone panels bearing additional Masonic emblems. Constructed as a solid, reinforced band rather than a hollow one, the ring was deliberately made heavier than a typical signet to withstand daily hands-on work. The design is classic fraternal signet styling, finished with a mix of polished and two-tone recessed surfaces that let each emblem stand out clearly against the band.

This pendant spells out a single word — DIG — in bold block letters, each one fully covered in pave-set natural diamonds for maximum sparkle. Cast in 10k yellow gold, the letters sit on a polished gold base with clean, straight edges, and the bail itself carries a row of diamonds to match. The piece was designed from a reference photo, adjusted to remove a jagged bottom edge in favor of clean lettering, and sized to sit comfortably as a mid-size statement pendant. It suits anyone who wants a personal word or set of initials rendered as a bold, catch-the-light piece rather than a subtle accessory.