Every piece here started as a real conversation with a real client, with a reason behind it, a story, and a lot of emotion. We’re not showing you a catalog. We’re showing you what’s possible, so you can design your own.
Grandmother’s Onyx Ring Recreated as Two Family Replicas
This ring recreates a family engagement ring that belonged to a client’s grandmother, rebuilt as two matching pieces from photographs and video rather than the physical original. An emerald-cut black onyx center stone sits in a white gold diamond-shaped frame with a single round diamond accent, flanked by ornate scrolling yellow gold shoulders on either side of the band. The design was refined during the render stage to bring the prong line flush against the stone and to shift the framing stone’s cut closer to the diamond-like shape seen in the original. Made in 14k yellow gold, the two rings were sized differently — one size 6 and one size 7 — so each recipient received a piece fitted to them individually. It suits someone looking to carry a piece of family history forward in a way that is wearable rather than kept in a box.
Champagne Diamond Teardrop Drop Earrings in White Gold
These drop earrings were built around a reference photo the client loved, translated into three concentric teardrop-shaped rings suspended from a round stud top. Each ring is set with round champagne diamonds and white diamond accents in individual bezel settings, connected by slender metal links that let the tiers move independently. At approximately 2.5 inches long, they have real presence without being unreasonably heavy, since 14k white gold was chosen over platinum specifically to manage weight on the ear. The design went through more than one round of revision to increase the stone density and rebalance the visual weight between metal and gemstone, matching the layered, sparkling look of the original inspiration image as closely as possible.
Heart Eternity Band with Birthstones & Engraved Word
This eternity-style band is built from a continuous run of heart-shaped links, each face polished to a soft curve. Round moissanite and two colored gemstones sit flush on alternating hearts along the front of the ring, while a warm-toned stone and the word ‘lover’ are set into the interior of the band. Cast in sterling silver, the design started as a reference ring found in the gallery and was reworked in thickness and stone placement to fit the client’s exact vision and budget. It suits someone who wants a meaningful, wearable everyday ring with personal symbolism built into the design rather than added on top.
Heart of Angel Wings Pendant in 14k Gold
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.
Nail Cross Pendant with Dangling Crown Accent
This two-tone pendant combines a nail-styled cross in white gold with a yellow gold crown wrapped around the crossbar, symbolizing faith and royalty together in one piece. The nail motif gives the cross a textured, dimensional silhouette rather than a flat traditional shape, while the crown adds a warm gold contrast against the white metal. Designed as a surprise holiday gift, the piece moved through a sketch and 3D render phase before the client approved the final look. It suits someone who wants a religious symbol with a distinctive, non-traditional silhouette and appreciates a two-tone metal contrast.
Gold Star Pendant Recreated from a Ring’s Top Design
This pendant began as the star motif from an existing ring, rebuilt as a stand-alone piece so the design could be worn as a necklace. A raised gold star sits centered in a circular wreath border, set against a blue enamel background for contrast. The bail was kept as narrow as possible while still allowing a chain to pass through, balancing the client’s request for a discreet loop with the practical need for it to function. The back of the pendant carries a short memorial engraving, added after the piece was otherwise complete. Made in 10k gold with enamel fill, it suits anyone who wants a smaller design element from a larger piece translated into a wearable, everyday pendant.
Heart-Link Charm Bracelet in 14k White Gold with Engraved Initials
This bracelet pairs a visible paperclip-style chain with four small heart-shaped links, each hand-engraved with a set of initials in a script font. The hearts are built into the chain itself rather than hanging as separate charms, so the initials sit flush along the bracelet as you wear it. Designed as one of two matching pieces for a mother-daughter set, the hearts are spaced evenly around the band and the chain was sized to fit comfortably with a bit of slack over the wearer’s measured wrist size. It suits someone who wants a piece that reads as meaningful rather than decorative, and who wears bracelets daily rather than saving them for special occasions.
Peridot Teardrop & Round Pendant in 14k Yellow Gold
This pendant was designed around a simple idea: two peridots, one pear-shaped and one round, set vertically with a small band of gold separating them. Both stones are held with prong settings that let light move through the peridot’s bright green color from every angle. The pendant hangs from a lightweight 18-inch cable chain in 14k yellow gold, sized to sit at a graceful length rather than low on the chest. The design is understated and wearable daily, with the two-stone arrangement giving it a small but distinctive detail that a single-stone pendant wouldn’t have. It suits someone who wants a birthstone piece that reads as a genuine jewelry design rather than a stock birthstone charm.
Black Enamel Statement Ring — Bold Gold Filigree Band
This men’s ring was designed as a gift, built around a bold square silhouette that frames a round moissanite in a black enamel border. Gold-plated sterling silver carries the design, with open scrollwork filigree cut into the shoulders on either side of the center stone for a detailed, dimensional look from every angle. The combination of a graphic black-and-gold frame with a bright center stone gives the piece a strong, masculine presence without relying on a large stone alone. It suits someone who wants a statement ring with real detail up close, not just from a distance.
White Eagle & Celtic Knot Pendant — Two Heritages, One Piece
This pendant combines two national symbols into a single cut-out design: a crowned white eagle, the heraldic emblem of Poland, standing above an interlocking Celtic triquetra knot representing Ireland and Scotland. Cast in 14k white gold, the piece is fully open-worked so light passes through the wing feathers and knotwork rather than sitting against a solid backing. At approximately one inch in length, it is sized to be a clear, readable statement piece rather than a delicate accent. The pendant was designed without a chain, intended to be worn on an existing white gold chain, and suits anyone who wants a wearable expression of blended family heritage rather than a single-culture symbol alone.
Recreated Heirloom Ring Set — Solitaire & Sapphire Guards
This bridal set recreates a wedding ring that had been lost — originally a grandmother’s ring passed down through the family. The set includes a solitaire-style ring and a chevron-shaped guard ring designed to nest against it, each peak of the guard lined with small blue sapphires. The center stone was sent in by a family member so it could be set into a piece built specifically around its measurements. The band is sterling silver with a gold-plated finish, offering the look of gold at a lower cost, with the understanding that the plating is a surface finish that benefits from gentle care over time. The design draws directly from an old photograph, since no paperwork on the original ring existed, and small refinements were made after the first render to match the original stones more closely. This set suits anyone recreating a family piece with incomplete documentation.
Interlocking Crescent Moon Pendants in Sterling Silver
This two-piece pendant set pairs a larger crescent moon for him with a smaller crescent for her, both cast in sterling silver with a high-polish finish. Her pendant carries the design’s only gemstones — a round amethyst paired with a smaller red accent stone — set into the lower curve of the crescent. His pendant is worn solo, while the two crescents are designed to sit together, nesting into the shape of a full moon when placed side by side. Each piece hangs on its own sterling silver cable chain sized to the wearer. The design translates a couple’s shared symbol into two individually wearable pieces that only complete their intended shape when together.
Engraved Dog Portrait Pendant — Gold Keepsake for a Partner
This round pendant is cast in 14k gold-plated silver and engraved with a half-profile portrait of a beloved dog — her floppy ears and facial features rendered as a clean outline rather than a highly detailed image, so the likeness reads clearly at a glance. The reverse carries her name in a script font, chosen to feel personal without being overly delicate for a man’s everyday chain. Designed to hang on an existing rope chain, the pendant is sized to match the wearer’s other pieces at about an inch across. It suits anyone who wants to carry a pet’s likeness discreetly — the portrait faces forward, the name stays private on the back, and the whole piece reads as a simple, wearable keepsake rather than an overt memorial.
