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.
Triplet Birthstone Pendant — Three Stones, One Bond
This pendant takes the shape of a slender, twisting ribbon in white gold, with three round stones set vertically down its length. Each stone is a different December birthstone — tanzanite, blue zircon, and blue topaz — chosen so that three sisters born in the same month could each be represented by a distinct color rather than an identical set. The open, flowing form of the band lets each stone catch light independently rather than sitting in a single dense cluster. Built with a future addition in mind, the design leaves room at the base for a fourth stone to be added later without disrupting the existing arrangement or its symmetry. It hangs from a matching white gold chain, giving the whole piece a cohesive, monochrome metal finish that lets the three stone colors carry the visual interest.
Enamel Peacock Pendant in Rose Gold with Sapphire Tail
This pendant reimagines a peacock in profile, its long curved neck and open tail rendered in rose gold with vivid enamel color work — a deep blue-purple body and brighter teal-aqua tail feathers, refined over several rounds of color proofing to match a photo of a real peacock in sunlight. A graduated row of small blue sapphires runs along the lower edge of the tail, with a few white accent stones marking the eye. The reverse carries old-English-style engraved initials and a private inscription, giving the piece a second layer of meaning beyond what is visible from the front. Suspended from a rose gold chain, it reads as a wearable piece of color and detail rather than a plain pendant, built specifically to be one of a kind rather than a repeat of any existing design.
Diamond Infinity Lapel Pin with Chain-Linked Stud
This piece pairs a pave-set diamond infinity symbol with a single bezel-set diamond stud, the two connected by a pair of fine draped chains that meet at the bottom center. Set in 14k white gold, the infinity motif was sized down from a standard dime-sized reference to match an existing pendant the client already owns, so the two pieces could be worn together as a coordinated set. The design was adapted from a crown-and-chain inspiration image, with the crown replaced by the infinity symbol at the client’s request. It suits anyone looking for a distinctive lapel or brooch-style accent for a formal or milestone occasion, rather than an everyday piece.
Moonstone Ring with Sapphire Sunburst Halo
This ring centers an oval cabochon moonstone inside a sunburst-style halo of twelve round sapphires that alternate between larger and smaller stones for a dynamic, dimensional frame. The moonstone is held with four prongs sized to secure its domed profile, while the halo stones were sourced in a pale, periwinkle-leaning blue to complement the stone’s natural undertones. The band splits into a V-shape at the shoulders before merging into a single yellow gold shank at the back, echoing the silhouette of the client’s original inspiration piece. Designed as a replacement for a delicate ring worn daily for years, this piece was built to be a long-term, everyday ring rather than an occasional-wear piece. It suits someone drawn to moonstone’s soft glow and looking for a halo design with movement and asymmetry, rather than a uniform ring of identical stones.
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.
Silver Protractor Pendant With Black Enamel Detail
This pendant takes the recognizable shape of a classroom protractor and renders it in sterling silver, with every degree line and numeral etched and filled with black enamel for contrast. Two rows of small black diamonds trace the inner arcs, adding a quiet glint without overwhelming the graphic, technical look of the design. The piece hangs from an intentionally thin oxidized black cable chain, chosen so the pendant itself stays the visual focus rather than the chain. At about 1.5 inches wide, it reads as a clean, minimal statement piece suited to someone with an understated, dark-toned personal style. The combination of silver, black enamel, and black stones was selected specifically to complement a wardrobe built around black and dark colors.
Monkey Pendant in Gold with Peridot — Initials Engraved
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.
Sterling Silver Unity Hands Bangle With Engraved Vow
This sterling silver bangle bracelet centers on a sculpted pair of clasped hands, inspired by the Unison Sign, meeting at the front of the band as its focal design element. The rest of the bangle carries an engraved phrase about protecting what matters enough to give everything for, running continuously around the band. Designed to slide on and off the wrist without a clasp, the piece has a smooth, polished finish and a balanced, symmetrical profile. It suits someone who wants a meaningful design element paired with a personal engraved message, worn as a quiet daily reminder rather than a statement piece.
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.
Key-in-Heart Diamond Pendant in 14K White Gold
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.
Edwardian-Style Diamond Cross Pendant Recreation
This platinum cross pendant was rebuilt from photographs and appraisal notes describing an Edwardian original that measured 54mm tall and roughly 3.5 carats. Round lab-created diamonds fill the body of the cross, with five larger stones set at the center and the four points, and smaller diamonds set between them along the arms. The four tips carry a pointed, bezel-framed detail in place of a flat square edge, echoing the filigree the client remembered from the original. The design was thinned during production from an initial 3mm profile down to 2.5mm, and the gold backing shown in the first render was removed in favor of an all-platinum construction so the diamonds are visible from both the front and back. It suits someone recreating a specific heirloom from memory and old photos rather than starting from a blank design brief.
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.
Diamond Teardrop Pendant with Gold Gear Accents
This pendant translates a personal logo into a wearable piece: a teardrop or paisley-shaped silhouette fully covered in round natural diamonds, with two gear-shaped elements rendered in polished 14k yellow gold set into the lower portion of the design. The gears sit proud of the diamond pave, creating a clear contrast between the sparkling stone field and the smooth metal detail. The piece hangs from a matching pave-set bail on an 18-inch cable chain. It suits someone who wanted a specific, personal image reproduced faithfully in fine jewelry rather than a generic pendant style, and who was willing to go through a multi-stage design and pricing process to get the proportions and detail right.
Scotland Heritage Cuff Bracelet in White Gold
This cuff-style bracelet is crafted in 14k white gold with a raised block-letter inscription running around the band, punctuated by small saltire flag motifs. An open-cuff design is bridged by a delicate cable chain and lobster clasp, allowing the piece to sit comfortably on the wrist without a hinge. The design was adjusted during production to reduce weight while preserving the durability of the metal, resulting in a piece substantial enough to last but light enough for everyday wear. It suits someone who wants a meaningful phrase or heritage reference worn as a permanent, visible reminder rather than tucked out of sight.
Matching Wave Band Friendship Rings in Sterling Silver
This is a set of two sterling silver rings designed for a pair of best friends, each sized to its own wearer and shaped with a soft, asymmetrical wave profile so the raised tops of both rings fit together when placed side by side. Each 3.0mm band is left free of stones, keeping the focus on the sculptural line of the metal and the engraving hidden on the inside. One band carries a shortened version of a phrase about faith carrying someone through hardship; the companion band carries a phrase about love and justice being inseparable. The two-piece set works equally well worn together or apart, and suits anyone who wants a quiet, personal reminder rather than a decorative statement.
Reimagined Diamond Ring Set — Heirloom Stones, New Design
This engagement ring began as two heirloom pieces — an original engagement ring and anniversary band — reimagined into something new. The client’s eight round diamonds were removed from their original settings and reset into two U-shaped bands that curve around a new 2.5-carat lab-grown center diamond, creating a three-ring stack that reads as one cohesive design from the top down. Each piece can also be worn independently: the two diamond bands nest together to form an open cluster ring on their own, while the center solitaire stands alone when preferred. The design went through several rounds of refinement — from a clustered stone arrangement to a cleaner curved line, and from a two-piece ring-and-guard concept back to a three-ring stack — arriving at a low-profile platinum setting that keeps the original stones visible without a bulky frame. A companion pendant using one of the client’s pear-shaped diamonds as a stylized snake’s head was designed alongside the rings.
Petite Black Star Sapphire Pinky Ring in Yellow Gold
This pinky ring was designed around an oval black star sapphire cabochon, set in claw-style prongs that echo a branch or vine motif, with three small lab-grown diamonds set into the split shoulders. Made in 14k yellow gold and sized specifically for a size 5 finger, the ring takes its inspiration from a larger, mid-century-style original but is scaled down for a woman’s hand. The open, organic prong work gives the piece a sculptural, nature-inspired character rather than a heavy traditional setting, while the black star sapphire’s natural asterism gives it a distinctive, non-faceted presence at the center.
Three-Stone Montana Sapphire Ring in 14k Yellow Gold
This three-stone ring pairs a round center Montana sapphire with two smaller round sapphires in a classic four-prong setting, cast in 14k yellow gold. The design was adapted from a silver ring the recipient admired but felt was too delicate for daily wear, rebuilt here in a more durable precious metal while keeping the original three-stone silhouette and blue color palette. A cathedral-style gallery beneath the center stone adds a subtle lift without increasing the profile. The result suits someone who wants a colored-stone ring with the presence of a classic engagement silhouette but without a traditional diamond center.
Hibiscus Flower Pendant in Gold with Green Garnet
This pendant takes the shape of a hibiscus flower, rendered in five sculpted petals with fine vein detailing and a gently curling leaf accent to one side. At its center sits a single round tsavorite, bezel-set for security and a clean, protected profile. The piece is cast in yellow gold-plated sterling silver, with the back left as a smooth cut-out silhouette of the flower and a hallmark near the bail. It hangs from a standard jump ring bail sized to fit most chains. The design suits anyone drawn to a specific cultural or personal symbol rendered literally rather than abstractly, and who wants a single meaningful stone rather than a cluster of accents.
Skeleton Pendant Recreation in Sterling Silver
This pendant reimagines a favorite low-cost design in sterling silver — a fully three-dimensional skeleton figure hanging by both arms from a rope chain, ribs and joints rendered in raised relief. The oxidized finish settles into the recesses of the bone structure while the raised surfaces stay bright and polished, giving the piece depth and contrast that a single flat finish couldn’t achieve. Small black diamonds were added to the eye sockets after the piece was cast, giving the skull a bit of glint without changing the overall silhouette. It suits anyone who wants a bold, sculptural pendant with a dark aesthetic but wants it built to actually last — real silver and real stones instead of a costume-jewelry version.
