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This engagement-style solitaire was built around a client-provided 2.89ct oval lab diamond, set in a flowing bypass band that curves around the stone rather than meeting beneath it. The 14k white gold is finished to a high polish, and the band narrows to a slim, comfortable profile without sacrificing durability. A four-prong basket setting lifts the oval diamond to catch light from every angle while keeping the overall silhouette modern and uncluttered. The design favors clean lines over ornamentation, letting the size and clarity of the center stone carry the piece. It suits someone who wants a solitaire that feels contemporary rather than traditional, with a setting style that reads as sculptural even though the design itself is quite simple to wear day to day.

This two-sided pendant was designed as a faithful recreation of a reference piece the client already owned and wanted rebuilt in solid gold. One face carries an engraved outline of St. Thomas, V.I. with the location named beneath it; the reverse carries a palm tree motif, both set within a ribbed coin-style border against a matte background field. The pendant hangs from a 20-inch curb chain fitted with a larger lobster clasp for easier daily use. Solid 14k yellow gold was chosen over a plated option specifically because the piece is intended for daily, continuous wear — plating wears thin with that kind of use, while solid gold holds its finish. The result is a compact, wearable piece that carries a specific place’s meaning in a durable, everyday form.

This circular pendant is cast in 14k gold-plated sterling silver with a matte, satin finish carried across the entire piece, front and back. The face depicts a detailed monkey figure set against a sunburst-textured background, its hand resting beside a bezel-set pear-shaped peridot. The reverse carries three small engraved initials in a clean, modern sans-serif font. The design was adapted from a reference image the client provided, with the peridot swapped in as the featured stone and the metal rim around the gem thinned slightly after the first render for a more refined look. It suits anyone looking for a symbolic, wearable pendant with a nature or zodiac-inspired motif and a personal touch on the back.

This pendant pairs a classic heart silhouette with a key motif set inside it, the key’s bow carved with a single letter. The heart’s outline is lined on both sides with pave-set lab-grown diamonds, while the key itself is left in polished white gold for contrast. At about an inch across, the piece has enough presence to read clearly from a distance while still sitting comfortably at the collarbone. It suits someone who wants a sentimental design element — an initial, a name, a private meaning — built into a piece that still reads as fine jewelry rather than novelty.

This pendant reshapes the classic angel-wing motif into a heart, with two detailed feathered wings meeting at a center point rather than hanging from a single bail. The piece is cast in 14k yellow gold with a high-polish finish and fine feather texture across both wings, and it attaches to the chain at both upper tips for a more structural, supported hang. A thicker 2.4mm cable chain was chosen specifically to balance the pendant’s scale, giving the piece a substantial, non-delicate presence at just 0.8 inches wide. It suits someone who wants symbolic, sentimental jewelry that still reads as a considered, everyday design rather than a purely decorative charm.

This round pendant reproduces a street map as fine engraved linework across a solid gold-plated silver disc, with the road lines darkened to stand out clearly against the polished gold surface. Two natural round diamonds are bezel-set directly into the map at two specific points the client wanted marked. Originally envisioned as an open cut-out design, the piece was adapted to a solid engraved background after production concerns about stability and castability in silver. The result is a wearable, personal map that reads clearly as a real place rather than an abstract pattern, suited to anyone who wants to carry a specific location with them every day.

This sideways cross pendant is crafted in 14k white gold with a gentle upward curve along its length. The wearer’s name is engraved in a clean script font across the horizontal bar, and a small round emerald in a bezel setting hangs from the short end of the cross. The cross ends were rounded during the design phase for a softer look, and the pendant sits on a 16-inch cable chain sized to sit as a semi-loose choker. It suits someone who wants a personalized, faith-inspired piece that is easy to wear every day.

This engagement ring recreates a discontinued design the client’s wife once owned, rebuilt from photographs rather than an original piece in hand. An oval morganite in a soft pink hue sits at the center, surrounded by a halo of small round lab-grown diamonds. Each shoulder of the rose gold band features an infinity-inspired crossover detail, also set with diamond accents, adding movement and dimension without overwhelming the center stone. The 14k rose gold tone was chosen specifically to match the original ring’s warm color. Lab-grown diamonds were selected for the accent stones, offering the same optical and chemical properties as natural diamonds. This design suits someone who wants a distinctive, colored-stone engagement ring with a soft, romantic feel rather than a traditional colorless diamond solitaire.

This platinum band recreates the style of a 1940s-era ring using the client’s own marquise ruby and pair of tapered baguette diamonds. The three stones are set flush into the band, on a single plane, with rounded polished bars holding the baguettes to match the character of the original piece. Designed as an anniversary band meant to sit alongside an existing solitaire engagement ring, it preserves the vintage detailing of the original set while adapting the band width to properly support the flush setting. The result is a piece built to be worn daily and passed down.

This 14k yellow gold ring is built around a whimsical teddy bear silhouette, formed from two bezel-set round lab diamonds stacked to create the head and body. Two small opals sit at the top as ears, and four small emeralds are prong-set at the sides and base as paws. The design was adapted from a rose-cut reference piece into round brilliant stones for a more budget-friendly and classic sparkle, while keeping the bear’s proportions intact. It suits someone drawn to playful, figurative jewelry that still reads as fine and wearable day to day.

This ring pairs a row of five color-enhanced yellow diamonds with a colorless diamond halo around each one, creating a repeating cluster pattern across a 14k yellow gold band. Every stone was set as low as possible and the surrounding halo diamonds are flush-set into the metal, so nothing sits high enough to snag on gloves, tools, or fabric during hands-on work. The transition where the cluster meets the plain band was smoothed for comfort. It suits someone who wants noticeable sparkle and color in a ring built to be worn every day without babying it.

This pendant centers a round lab-grown emerald inside a cushion-shaped double halo of small round diamonds, connected by a single bezel-set diamond to a diamond-lined bail. The 14k white gold setting keeps the focus on the emerald’s color while the surrounding stones add brightness and structure. It suits someone who wants a colored-stone pendant with a bit of sparkle and dimension, not just a plain solitaire, and who wears pendants as an everyday or special-occasion accent piece.

This ring recreates a piece that had been worn for years before it was lost — a grandmother’s ring with a single marquise amethyst at the center. The original was gold; this version was rebuilt in 14k rose gold at the client’s request, with the same lattice-like texture carried across both shoulders flanking the stone. A six-prong setting holds the roughly one-carat marquise amethyst securely at center, with the geometric diamond-lattice pattern giving the shoulders dimension and shine without adding another stone. The design stays close to the original’s proportions and layout, rebuilt entirely from reference photos. It suits someone who wants a family piece back in wearable form, in a metal tone that fits how they wear jewelry today.

This engagement ring pairs a 2-carat-class radiant cut lab diamond, set horizontally across a wide split band, with delicate moon and star engravings running along both halves of the shank. The double-band structure gives the ring a substantial, cigar-band-inspired presence without feeling overly delicate, while the celestial engraving detail adds a whimsical, personal touch. A short inside engraving is tucked into the solid back portion of the band. Made in 14k white gold, the design balances a bold silhouette with fine detail work, suited to someone who wanted a ring with real presence on the hand but didn’t want it to read as fragile or overly traditional.

This ring was recreated from photographs of a family heirloom that had been lost. Built in 14k yellow gold, it centers a round blue topaz held in a four-prong setting, flanked on both sides by a woven, crisscross gold pattern that tapers into a smooth polished shank toward the back of the band. The design keeps the visual weight at the top of the finger while thinning out where the ring meets the hand, echoing the shape the client remembered from the original piece. It suits someone who wants a design rebuilt faithfully from limited reference material rather than a fresh, unrelated design.

This pendant reimagines the sand dollar as a wearable keepsake, cast in sterling silver with an organically irregular, coin-like outline and a beaded edge. A round peridot is bezel-set at the center, surrounded by hand-engraved lines that echo the five-point star pattern found on a real sand dollar shell. The back of the pendant carries a matching engraved starburst, so the detail continues even when the piece is turned over. It hangs on a 16-inch sterling silver cable chain sized to sit at the collarbone. The combination of a durable bezel setting and a compact, symmetrical silhouette makes it suited to everyday wear for anyone drawn to a beach or nature motif rendered in a clean, coin-like form.

This circle pendant was designed to hold three children’s names in one continuous, unbroken shape. Each name is hand-inscribed in a delicate script font around the ring, with the three names separated by pave-set lab diamond bands rather than a single line of stones. The pendant is solid rather than hollowed out, giving it consistent weight and preventing any visibility of an open interior from certain angles. It hangs from a fine diamond-style chain, and the chain attachment points were widened slightly from the first design to sit more naturally against the pendant. At just 0.7 inches across, the piece stays compact and wearable every day while keeping all three names legible. It suits anyone who wants a family piece that reads as one unified circle rather than three separate elements strung together.

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.

These drop earrings pair a sculpted 14k yellow gold fan element — its surface finished with fine radiating flutes — with a single lustrous white drop pearl suspended beneath. The fan top narrows to a small gold cap that cradles the pearl, creating a clean transition between the two design elements. Rebuilt to closely match a beloved original pair after one earring was lost, the design balances a classic silhouette with enough dimensional detail in the metalwork to keep it from reading as plain. The pearls were hand-selected to match in size and luster. This style suits daily and special-occasion wear alike, with a drop length substantial enough to catch light and movement without feeling heavy on the ear.

This engagement ring centers a marquise-cut lab-grown diamond flanked by an oval and a pear-shaped diamond in a cluster arrangement, with small round diamonds scattered asymmetrically around the trio in varying sizes. Set in 14k yellow gold with a simple polished band, the cluster design creates a piece that reads as one unified shape rather than a single stone with accents. The scattered, varied-size round diamonds were a deliberate departure from a more rigid symmetrical layout, giving the setting a looser, organic feel while keeping the three-stone symmetry the couple wanted on both sides. It suits someone who wants an engagement ring with more visual movement and detail than a solitaire, without the piece reading as overly formal.

This engagement ring pairs a 1.05-carat oval lab-grown diamond with two symmetrical clusters of accent stones on either side — three marquise-cut blue sapphires bordered by small round diamonds. The design evolved from an ambitious multi-petal wildflower concept into a cleaner, more wearable cluster arrangement, refined specifically for a wearer with small hands and an active, hands-on daily life. Set in platinum for durability and a bright white finish that won’t require replating, the ring keeps the band deliberately plain and low-profile so the stone clusters read as the focal point without adding bulk between the fingers. A short inside-band engraving with an infinity symbol and heart completes the piece. The result balances a symbolic, nature-inspired design language with the practical demands of everyday wear.

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 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.