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This engagement ring pairs a round moissanite solitaire with a 3mm white gold band engraved with starburst motifs along each shoulder. A small moissanite is set into the center of each engraved star, and fine milgrain edging frames the detail work. The design was built to mirror a reference image the client brought in, balancing a substantial center stone with a band narrow enough to keep the overall look classic rather than heavy. It suits someone who wants a traditional solitaire silhouette with added texture and sparkle along the band, rather than a plain polished shank.

This striking silver ring guard is designed to complement and enhance an existing solitaire with a regal, crown-like design. The guard features two bands connected at the back, leaving an open space in the middle where the solitaire ring can be securely placed. One band showcases an intricate crown shape, adorned with small diamond and ruby accents that add a touch of elegance and color to the piece. The second band is more understated, featuring a single row of sparkling diamonds for a refined and balanced look. Together, the ornate crown and the simpler band beautifully frame the solitaire, creating a dazzling and royal aesthetic that adds extra brilliance to the engagement ring.

This rose gold engagement ring features a striking lab-grown emerald center stone that serves as the focal point. The band of the ring crisscrosses gracefully on either side of the center stone, adding a modern and elegant touch to the design. Accompanying the engagement ring is a matching rose gold wedding band, designed with a subtle curve to fit seamlessly against the engagement ring. Alternating smaller round lab-grown blue sapphires and round lab-grown diamonds are set along the curve of the wedding band, creating a harmonious blend of sparkle and color.

This silver ring showcases a graceful swooping design that wraps beautifully along the top of the finger. One end of the ring sweeps upward, forming a circular curve that gently cradles and secures a brilliant round moissanite against the band, creating a stunning focal point. The other arm of the ring curves downward, artistically shaping a delicate heart that adds a romantic touch to the overall design. The combination of the swooping lines and the balance between the moissanite and heart creates an elegant and fluid silhouette.

This custom engagement ring features a stunning three-stone design that beautifully highlights the uniqueness of the wearer. At the center is a heart-shaped amethyst, radiating deep violet hues that symbolize love and passion. Flanking the amethyst are two lab-created alexandrites, each showcasing their captivating color-changing properties that transition from green to purplish-red depending on the light. The band is crafted from 14k white gold and features a high-polished twisted rope detail, adding texture and elegance to the overall design. This ring is a perfect representation of love and individuality, making it an unforgettable choice for an engagement.

This custom ring is a heartfelt recreation of a beloved family heirloom. The design features a classic Claddagh ring, symbolizing love, loyalty, and friendship. The centerpiece of the ring is a heart adorned with three small, round diamonds, adding a touch of sparkle and elegance. Crafted in 14k white gold, the ring showcases intricate detailing in the hands and crown, reflecting its timeless significance. The polished finish enhances the ring’s beauty, making it a cherished tribute to cherished memories and enduring connections.

This ring recreates a beloved family heirloom that was stolen, rebuilt from two photographs and a careful description of its details. The design centers a round stone within a swirling bypass-style setting, with a fan of tapered baguette stones curving along one side and a cluster of three marquise stones set above like a small crown. Round pave accents trace the swirl for added sparkle. Cast in 10k white gold with moissanite and lab diamond baguettes, the piece favors brilliance and durability for daily wear while echoing the icy, all-white palette of the original antique. The marquise cluster was adjusted mid-design after the client felt the stones needed to sit closer together to match her memory of the original. It suits someone rebuilding a piece that was lost through no fault of their own, who wants a faithful likeness rather than a brand-new design.

This engagement ring recreates a stolen original as closely as possible from photographs alone — a round amethyst center stone flanked by two pear-shaped white sapphires, set in 14k yellow gold with white gold prongs cradling the amethyst. A subtle raised ridge runs along the shoulders near the side stones, echoing a detail from the original setting, and the inside of the band carries a personal engraved phrase. The design was built from the ground up rather than from a pre-made setting, matched to the client’s original ring size and a slim band profile that mirrors the delicate feel of the piece it replaces. It suits someone who values continuity — restoring a ring that had already been part of their life for a decade rather than reinventing it.

This ring pairs a hand-cast rose gold twist with white gold outer rails, built as a low-profile, durable everyday band. A round Montana sapphire sits in a white gold bezel at the center, flanked by five small birthstones representing the couple and their three children. A smooth, unpatterned section is built into the back of the band, making future resizing simpler despite the layered construction. The design was adapted from the couple’s original three-metal wedding band concept, simplified to keep the labor and cost within budget while preserving the twisted, two-tone look.

This wedding ring reimagines a rose in metal, with the center stone nestled inside sculpted petals rather than set in a standard prong head. A vine-and-leaf motif carries small accent diamonds down both sides of the band, echoing the botanical theme rather than treating it as a separate design element. The center stone is a round moissanite, chosen for its brilliance and durability, set inside a 14k white gold rose that curls open around it. The organic, sculptural line work makes this a piece for someone who wanted their ring to reflect something personal and specific rather than a standard solitaire silhouette.

This ring rebuilds an original design whose bezel walls were cast too thin, allowing a stone to work loose over time. The new version keeps the intertwined multi-band look — three crossing strands of white gold that catch the light from different angles — while giving each bezel enough metal to securely hold its stone for daily wear. Four round stones sit along the crossing bands: a blue sapphire, two peridots, and a diamond, each set low and flush so they resist catching on clothing or hair. The organic, wandering line of the bands gives the piece a stacked-ring look in a single unit, without the risk of stones shifting or gaps opening up between bands. It suits someone who wants a ring with movement and color but needs the practical assurance that this time, the setting will hold.

This platinum engagement ring set began as a single, structurally compromised ring — a thin pave shank that shed stones and a center stone held by insecure prongs. Working from the client’s own gemstones, sent in for scanning and measurement, the design rebuilds the setting from the ground up: a double halo cradles the round center diamond above a delicate twisted pave shank, flanked on either side by two new platinum bands set with matching pave diamonds. All three pieces were soldered into a single unit at the client’s request, so the finished ring reads as one cohesive silhouette rather than a stacked set. The band widths were matched during the design phase so every element — center shank and both outer bands — appears consistently thin and refined.

This design splits a single yin-yang circle into two separate pendants — one cast in 14k yellow gold, the other in 14k white gold — so that each half becomes its own wearable piece on its own bracelet. A natural emerald sits on one side and a natural alexandrite on the other, replacing the traditional dots, with each pendant back engraved with a set of initials. The two pendants were designed to interlock, so the pair reads as one complete symbol only when brought together, while each bracelet stands on its own for everyday wear. Cable-link chains in matching yellow and white gold carry each pendant at a compact three-quarter-inch scale, keeping the pair lightweight and comfortable as a daily-wear set.

This pendant reimagines a found reference image as a fully three-dimensional piece: a winged figure in flight, its wings finished in rich pink-red enamel with a fine leaf-vein pattern, and a single round diamond bezel-set where the wingtip meets the figure’s outstretched arm. The figure and wing structure are cast in 14k yellow gold, giving the piece weight and warmth against the color of the enamel. Three sketch concepts were developed before the design was finalized, and the enamel color was adjusted from the original blue-green reference to a soft pink at the client’s request. It hangs from a delicate 2mm cable chain sized to sit at a personal length. The piece suits someone drawn to Art Deco figurative jewelry who wanted a specific image brought into physical form rather than a standard catalog design.

This pendant translates a working cattle ranch’s registered brand into a wearable piece of fine jewelry. A circle of pave-set round diamonds encloses a single diamond-set vertical bar, forming the ranch’s Circle T mark in a dainty, elegant silhouette rather than a bold western statement. The 14k yellow gold pendant measures approximately 1.5 inches across and hangs from a fine paperclip-style chain sized to sit at the collarbone. It suits someone who wants a personal or family symbol reinterpreted as understated, everyday jewelry rather than an overt logo piece.

This circular pendant is built around a sequence: fourteen round pink tourmalines, cut in graduating sizes from about 1mm to 4.5mm, cascade around a white gold frame toward a single round diamond set near the center. The diamond sits in a petite partial bezel with one supporting prong rather than a traditional four-prong crown, keeping the setting quiet so the stone reads as if it’s floating just inside the circle. The chain runs through two rings at the top of the frame rather than a standard bail, which helps the piece hang centered despite the stones being concentrated along one side. It suits someone who wants a milestone marked in a literal, countable way rather than through a single symbolic stone, and who prefers a piece with a considered, deliberate design over an off-the-shelf look.

This pendant translates a black belt logo into a wearable, dimensional piece rather than a flat emblem. A dragon and a beast head are arranged in a yin-yang composition inside a black-enamel ring, with a red enamel background giving the design contrast and depth. A black belt knot motif anchors the bottom of the circle, tying the piece directly to its martial-arts origin. The dragon’s eye is set with a ruby and the beast’s eye with a lab diamond, adding two small points of color and sparkle to an otherwise sculptural, high-relief design. Cast in sterling silver with a rhodium finish for durability and shine, the pendant was produced in a 1.5–2 inch size with raised, dimensional detail rather than flat engraving. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful emblem — a rank, a discipline, a personal achievement — turned into a piece they can wear rather than just display.

This three-stone ring pairs a round center Montana sapphire with two smaller round sapphires in a classic four-prong setting, cast in 14k yellow gold. The design was adapted from a silver ring the recipient admired but felt was too delicate for daily wear, rebuilt here in a more durable precious metal while keeping the original three-stone silhouette and blue color palette. A cathedral-style gallery beneath the center stone adds a subtle lift without increasing the profile. The result suits someone who wants a colored-stone ring with the presence of a classic engagement silhouette but without a traditional diamond center.

This yellow gold ring is a stunning showcase of elegance and sophistication. At its heart lies a captivating round ruby, securely set in a sleek bezel setting that highlights the gem’s vibrant color. The band of the ring features a unique design with square-shaped sections that taper gracefully towards the back. These square segments add a contemporary flair. This ring seamlessly blends modern design elements with timeless beauty.

This pendant depicts a small winged fairy figure rendered in polished 14k white gold, holding a single round diamond in her outstretched hand. The wings feature open cut-out detailing that catches light from multiple angles, while the figure’s pose was refined during the design phase to get the proportions and orientation just right. Made to pair with a chain the client already owned, the pendant is sized at approximately 0.75 inches to sit comfortably as a everyday piece. It suits anyone drawn to whimsical, figural pendant designs with a touch of sparkle.

This wedding band pairs a straight, flat-profile shank with a graduated row of five prong-set stones: three lab-grown emeralds alternating with two lab-grown diamonds, each cut round at 3mm. The 14k rose gold matches the metal of the engagement ring it was designed to sit beside, and the flat profile was chosen specifically so the band would sit flush against that ring’s setting rather than compete with it. The design went through two sketch rounds — a straight version and a slightly curved version that hugs the engagement ring — before the client chose the curved option for a closer, more integrated fit. It suits someone who already has a ring in this stone-and-metal language and wants a companion piece that completes the pair rather than standing on its own.

This pendant takes the shape of a hibiscus flower, rendered in five sculpted petals with fine vein detailing and a gently curling leaf accent to one side. At its center sits a single round tsavorite, bezel-set for security and a clean, protected profile. The piece is cast in yellow gold-plated sterling silver, with the back left as a smooth cut-out silhouette of the flower and a hallmark near the bail. It hangs from a standard jump ring bail sized to fit most chains. The design suits anyone drawn to a specific cultural or personal symbol rendered literally rather than abstractly, and who wants a single meaningful stone rather than a cluster of accents.

This eternity band pairs two December birthstones — faceted blue topaz and cabochon-cut turquoise — set alternately all the way around a 14k white gold band. The continuous stone coverage makes it a natural stacking piece, sitting flush against other rings without an obvious front or back. Turquoise is a softer stone than most ring-set gems, so this design suits someone who wants the birthstone combination as a meaningful detail rather than a piece worn during heavy hands-on activity. The band width was kept slim at 2mm to keep the piece delicate and wearable alongside other rings.