Rubies

This 14k yellow gold band alternates five marquise-cut natural rubies with four round natural diamonds, set across the top portion of a slim polished band that stays smooth underneath. The marquise cut was chosen to match the elongated shape of the rubies in the original piece, worked out from photos and careful comparison of stone proportions. It sits low and close to the finger, making it easy to stack or wear on its own every day. The design suits anyone who wants to bring a family piece back into daily rotation without it feeling fragile or precious to the point of being set aside.

This 14k yellow gold cross pendant was designed to carry three birthstones: one for each parent and one for their baby, due later in the year. The outer edges of the cross are detailed with delicate beaded scrollwork and small fleur-de-lis terminals, echoing the design language of a family ring made previously for the same family. A round diamond sits at the top of the vertical arm, with a ruby and a garnet set at the ends of the horizontal arms, leaving room for the third stone once it could be confirmed. The pendant hangs from a 14k gold box chain and was sized to sit comfortably at just under an inch, keeping the piece wearable as an everyday piece rather than a statement one.

This ring was built around a single boulder opal, prong-set in a raised bezel so the stone reads as the clear focal point of the design. Radiating outward from the setting, custom-cut ruby and lab-grown purple sapphire accents step down in size along an Art Deco-inspired linework pattern that wraps the shank on both sides. The recessed geometric channels between the metal lines are filled with black enamel for contrast, and a matching pierced lattice grille lines the interior of the band. The design was developed collaboratively over an extended period, with the client supplying the center opal and working through custom stone-cutting, prong styling, and finish details before the ring was cast in 14k yellow gold. A two-line inscription is engraved inside the band. The result is a dense, dimensional ring built for someone who wanted their own design vision executed with precision.

This wide 14k white gold band translates a favorite piece of pop-culture design into a wearable ring — not a licensed reproduction, but an original interpretation built from scratch. Five dark blue baguette sapphires and a red accent stone sit in high-polish bezels against a satin-finished body, while a round black onyx cabochon stands in for a dome-style focal point. Deep blue enamel channels run around the band and along paneled sections, with pierced square detailing adding texture without adding stones that would compete with the design’s clean geometry. The piece was built wide — around 9mm — to carry all of the layered detail comfortably on an index finger, and finished with a deliberate contrast between satin body and polished settings so the linework reads cleanly. It suits someone who wanted a favorite design language translated into fine jewelry rather than bought as merchandise, with the durability and stone quality of a piece meant for daily wear.