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.
Hummingbird Heart Memorial Pendants — Matching Pair
This two-piece pendant set was designed so each hummingbird stands complete on its own, but together they form a heart shape where their beaks meet. One bird is finished in rose gold with a round emerald set as its eye; the other is finished in yellow gold with a round garnet eye. Both pendants share the same flat-with-dimensional-detail styling, with finely textured feathers across the wings and tail. Each hummingbird hangs from its own 18-inch cable chain, color-matched to its metal tone. The design was built specifically as a pair — meant to be worn by two different people and brought together, rather than worn as a single necklace.
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.
Firefly Logo Brooch in Silver and Gold with Diamonds
This firefly brooch translates a hand-drawn property logo into a wearable pin, built from sterling silver open-wire wings, a solid polished 10k gold body, and two round lab-created diamonds set at the antennae tips. The wing outlines were kept intentionally asymmetrical to preserve the character of the original logo drawing, while the curves were smoothed during design review so the piece reads as finished jewelry rather than a literal sketch. At roughly three inches tall, it is sized to be a statement lapel piece rather than a small accent pin. Three lapel-pin posts — at the head, mid-wing, and body — replace a standard single brooch pin so a piece this size stays fully supported across heavier fabrics like a sweater or jacket. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful logo or symbol translated into a substantial, wearable piece rather than a small, easily overlooked pin.
Yin-Yang Fox Pendant Set — Silver Cut-Out Design
This sterling silver pendant reimagines the yin-yang symbol using two nose-to-tail foxes, cast identically on both front and back. One side of the circular frame is cut away in a crescent shape, leaving an opening designed specifically to connect with two other pendants the client already owns. Oxidized matte detailing sits inside the outer rings and along the foxes’ ears and the small gap between their bodies, creating shadow and depth against the polished silver figures. Made at 20mm in diameter with a thickness slightly greater than a standard coin, the piece was produced as a pair — two nearly identical pendants meant to be worn separately by two different people. The double-sided design and cut-out connector make it as much a piece of functional jewelry engineering as a symbolic one, built to physically link into an existing set rather than stand alone.
Engraved School Seal Pendant in Gold-Plated Silver
This medallion pendant reproduces a school’s institutional crest in dimensional, engraved detail: a sacred heart pierced by a sword at the center, framed by a ring of stars and flame lines, a laurel wreath, and the school’s founding date. The crest text wraps the outer edge of the round plate. Cast in 14k gold-plated sterling silver and finished with a polished surface, the pendant hangs from a paperclip-style chain that allows for length adjustment. It was designed as a wearable fundraising item for an academy’s parent guild, intended to be produced later in a larger batch so members and supporters could purchase their own. The design went through several rounds of refinement to balance legibility of the crest’s Latin motto against the pendant’s compact size — a common challenge when translating a printed emblem into a small dimensional piece.
Jerusalem Cross Signet Rings in 24k Gold, Family Set
This set of four signet rings recreates a single silver original in solid 24 karat gold, each face carved with the same cut-out Jerusalem cross design — one larger cross flanked by four smaller crosses in the quadrants. The client supplied his own gold bullion, which was melted down, weighed, and cast into the four rings after the original ring was shipped in for reference. Each ring is engraved on the interior band with a family member’s initials in a block font, since the softness of pure 24k gold required a firmer engraving approach than the script style originally requested. Sized to fit four different wearers, the set functions as a shared symbol of faith passed between a father and his family.
Devotional Signet Ring — Carved Figure in Gold
This oval signet ring centers a raised, hand-detailed portrait of a spiritual figure known for a gesture of blessing, framed within a polished oval face and set on a split-shoulder band. The background behind the figure is given a matte finish to help the raised portrait stand out against the surrounding gold. Cast in 14kt yellow gold-plated sterling silver, the design was developed from client-supplied reference photos and refined through a technical sketch and 3D render before production. The reverse of the face carries a decorative floral and star engraving. Designed originally as a sample piece, the ring has since become the basis for an ongoing production run in multiple sizes for a spiritual organization’s community.
