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.
Cross, Anchor & Hockey Stick Pendant in Gold
This 14k yellow gold pendant merges three meaningful symbols into one cohesive design: a cross, a Naval Academy-style anchor, and a hockey stick, with the number 11 engraved on the stick’s blade. The elements overlap and interlock so the piece reads as a single unified form rather than three separate charms stacked together. Finished in a high polish for a clean, durable surface intended for daily wear, it hangs on a sturdy curb chain built to hold up under an active lifestyle. The design was refined through several rounds of feedback — sizing, chain thickness, and placement of the number were all adjusted based on how the recipient actually lives and moves. It suits someone who wants a single wearable symbol for faith, service, and identity rather than separate pieces for each.
Acrostic Daisy Stud Earrings — Name Spelled in Silver Petals
These daisy-shaped stud earrings turn a name into the petals of a flower. Each petal carries one hand-enameled letter in black, wrapping around a bright yellow enamel center, with two green enamel leaves finishing the stem below. Cast in sterling silver and sized to keep the lettering legible at a wearable stud scale, the design started from a hand-drawn sketch and was refined through several rounds of review before the petal color and font size were finalized. The result is a small, wearable piece that reads as a flower first and a name second — a personal detail hidden in plain sight. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful name piece that doesn’t look like a typical nameplate or monogram.
Platinum Orthodox Crucifix Pendant for a Son to Grow Into
This platinum cross pendant blends Greek and Russian Orthodox design elements into a single three-bar silhouette, with stepped terminal ends on each arm and a raised crucifix figure set at the center. Small engraved Orthodox inscriptions appear near the top and side arms, consistent with traditional iconography on this style of cross. At roughly two inches long, the pendant was sized generously so it can be worn now and grown into over time. It hangs from a matching platinum figaro chain chosen specifically to support the weight of the piece. The design was built for permanence — platinum was selected for its durability, and the piece was intended from the outset for daily wear rather than occasional use. It suits someone looking for a substantial, traditional religious pendant with a masculine design language, meant to be worn for decades.
Platinum Harp Pendant — Graduation Gift for a Performer
This pendant reimagines a pedal harp in miniature, cast in platinum and built with genuine instrumental proportions rather than a simplified silhouette. The scrolled crown, vertical strings, tapering soundboard, and open filigree scrollwork on the reverse were all modeled to reflect a real harp’s construction. Round stones alternate along the harmonic curve, tapered and standard baguette-cut stones run diagonally down the soundboard, and small round accents sit at the base near the feet. Several of the soundboard stones were custom cut to match the harp’s true taper rather than using off-the-shelf sizes. The piece suits a musician or performer who wants a wearable version of their instrument rendered with real architectural accuracy, sized to be noticed under stage lighting.
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.
Blue Topaz Tie Bar in White Gold — Stepped Design
This tie bar was built around a client-sourced pre-made bar rather than cast from scratch, chosen for its stepped profile and secure clip tension. A single round pale blue topaz sits at the center of a small cluster, flanked by six diamonds, positioned toward the front third of the bar as requested. The piece was originally planned as a ring but shifted mid-project to a tie bar after family feedback on the ring design, with the original deposit carried over to the new piece. The result is a compact, understated accessory suited to someone who prefers subtle jewelry over statement pieces.
LCSW Caduceus Pendant — Gold Medical Social Worker Charm
This 14k yellow gold pendant reimagines the classic caduceus symbol as a personalized career tribute, with the letters L, C, S, and W built directly into the wings and staff to spell out a professional credential. A single round aquamarine sits between the wings, sized deliberately small so it accents the design rather than becoming its focal point. At a full inch tall, the lettering stays clearly legible, and the piece comes on a 20-inch cable chain sized to complete the look. It suits anyone who wants a professional milestone represented in a wearable, everyday form rather than tucked away as a certificate on a wall.
Graduated Pink Tourmaline Circle Pendant with Floating Diamond
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.
Sunburst Halo Ring — Recreated Heirloom for a Daughter
This oval cluster ring was recreated from photographs of a ring passed down within a family, rebuilt entirely from images and memory rather than the physical piece. A marquise-cut lab diamond sits bezel-set at the center of a radiating sunburst gold frame, surrounded by a scalloped halo of round pave diamonds set in white gold for contrast against the 14k yellow gold band. The design was adjusted after the first render so the sunburst spokes read in gold rather than silver, matching the client’s memory of the original piece more closely. Its vintage cluster styling and dimensional halo make it a statement ring suited to someone who wants a piece with real family history behind it, ready to be worn daily or passed on again.
St. Luke Medallion Pendant in Gold with Aquamarine Halo
This oval pendant borrows its silhouette from a classic devotional medallion style, reworked with a personal center image and a ring of aquamarine stones in place of the traditional clear accents. At its center is an engraved figure of a saint, holding a book, rendered in fine linework against a polished gold background. A continuous halo of round, light-blue aquamarines is prong-set around the frame, and the back carries a private engraving in script. The piece is finished in 14k yellow gold and hangs from a cable-style chain chosen to be sturdy without adding bulk. The oval medallion format, halo-style stone border, and central engraved portrait combine to create a piece that reads as devotional and personal at once — suited to someone who wanted a specific patron figure honored in a format inspired by a well-known traditional pendant style, translated into her own stone and metal choices.
Fairy Pendant in White Gold with Diamond Accent
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.
Optometry Graduation Pendant — Eye-Shaped Gold Keepsake
This pendant was built around the shape of an eye — an almond outline in polished gold plated silver, framed top and bottom with raised lettering naming a university optometry program and the new doctor it honors. At the center sits a small bell tower, flanked on either side by two instantly recognizable symbols of the profession: a miniature eye chart and a phoropter, the instrument used in every eye exam. The back carries a private inscription from family. The design went through several rounds of revision to fit this much detail into a piece just over an inch across, ultimately settling on an open eye-shaped silhouette rather than a circular frame so every element could read clearly at this scale. It suits someone marking a professional milestone with a piece that says exactly what the achievement was, not just that one occurred.
