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.
Curved White Gold Wedding Band with Black Diamonds & Garnet
This wedding band was built to sit flush against an engagement ring that had been passed down through a partner’s family, using a soft V-curve to follow the existing ring’s profile. Five round black diamonds cluster at the lowest point of the curve, while a single round green garnet sits near each upswept end of the band, echoing the black and green palette of the groom’s own wedding band. The design went through several rounds of refinement — moving from leaf-shaped green stones to round ones, removing a row of small white diamonds along the band, and adjusting the angle of the stone clusters — before settling into this low-profile, nature-inspired silhouette. Cast in 14k white gold, the band reads as delicate and daily-wearable while still carrying its own distinct shape when worn alone.
Jiu Jitsu Grapplers Pendant — Two-Tone Stone Belts
This pendant is a fully three-dimensional depiction of two figures grappling — a design pulled directly from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, where one figure’s shorts are set with pave black stones and the other’s with pave white diamonds. Cast in 14k yellow gold, the piece captures the dynamic, off-balance posture of a live grappling exchange rather than a static or symbolic figure. It suits someone who trains and wants a piece that reflects the sport itself, not just a generic athletic reference. The scale and dimensional sculpting make it a statement pendant meant to be noticed and asked about.
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.
