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.
Acrostic Name Ring — 6 Custom Baguette Stones in Gold
This ring uses six baguette-cut gemstones set closely together in a bar setting to spell out a name, one stone per letter. The stones move from golden citrine through purple, red, blue, milky opal, and green jade, each chosen specifically for the letter it represents. The band is 14k yellow gold, tapering from a slightly wider 3mm near the stones down to 2mm around the rest of the shank for everyday comfort and durability. Because two of the six stones — the opal and jade — are naturally cut as smooth-topped cabochons rather than faceted shapes, they were custom cut to a faceted baguette silhouette so all six stones would read as one cohesive line. The result is a modern, low-profile piece that carries a personal, hidden meaning at a glance.
Recreated Citrine Halo Ring — Lost Ring Reborn
This ring rebuilds a design that existed only in a handful of old photographs — an elongated oval citrine set sideways across the finger, ringed by a halo of round diamonds, on a substantial squared sterling silver band. The center stone was custom cut to match the unusual proportions of the original as closely as available material would allow, and the band was hollowed on the underside to manage the weight of such a large stone setting. Twenty-two round lab-grown diamonds trace the halo around the citrine, echoing the original’s stone count. The sides of the band carry a brushed, textured finish while the top and setting are polished, and the inside of each shoulder is engraved. It suits anyone who wants a bold, statement-sized ring rebuilt faithfully from a design they loved and lost — not a new interpretation, but as close a match as photographs and memory could achieve.
