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.
Multi-Band Bezel Ring Remade with Sapphire, Peridot & Diamond
This ring rebuilds an original design whose bezel walls were cast too thin, allowing a stone to work loose over time. The new version keeps the intertwined multi-band look — three crossing strands of white gold that catch the light from different angles — while giving each bezel enough metal to securely hold its stone for daily wear. Four round stones sit along the crossing bands: a blue sapphire, two peridots, and a diamond, each set low and flush so they resist catching on clothing or hair. The organic, wandering line of the bands gives the piece a stacked-ring look in a single unit, without the risk of stones shifting or gaps opening up between bands. It suits someone who wants a ring with movement and color but needs the practical assurance that this time, the setting will hold.
Double Halo Platinum Ring Set with Twisted Pave Shank
This platinum engagement ring set began as a single, structurally compromised ring — a thin pave shank that shed stones and a center stone held by insecure prongs. Working from the client’s own gemstones, sent in for scanning and measurement, the design rebuilds the setting from the ground up: a double halo cradles the round center diamond above a delicate twisted pave shank, flanked on either side by two new platinum bands set with matching pave diamonds. All three pieces were soldered into a single unit at the client’s request, so the finished ring reads as one cohesive silhouette rather than a stacked set. The band widths were matched during the design phase so every element — center shank and both outer bands — appears consistently thin and refined.
