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.
Ghost & Scythe Pendant — Hand-Set CZ Skull Design
This 2.5-inch sterling silver pendant was cut entirely from a single photo reference, reworked into an open cut-out design rather than a solid-backed plaque. A hooded skull face anchors the piece, densely paved in black and colorless CZs arranged to mimic the shading of the original image, while a scythe crosses behind it with engraved curved text along the blade and handle. A small skull sits at the base and a crowned bail finishes the top. The design balances a graphic, fandom-inspired aesthetic with genuine stone-setting detail across the face and scythe body, while leaving the engraved text areas clean and legible. It suits someone who wants a bold, conversation-starting pendant built from a specific piece of personal artwork or reference imagery, worn as a statement on a long chain.
Double Heart Ring Recreated From a Lost Family Piece
This ring was rebuilt entirely from memory, one worn photograph, and a client-drawn sketch of a piece that had been lost years earlier. The design centers on two heart-shaped sections set side by side, each holding a round stone, with smaller accent stones set between them. The outer band and sides are finished in yellow gold, while the heart tops are set in a contrasting white metal — a change made during the design phase to bring the piece closer to the original. Cut-out detailing along the shoulders echoes the vintage character of the piece it replaces. Built in gold-plated sterling silver with cubic zirconia stones, the ring offers the look of the original at a more accessible material tier, with the option to move to finer materials on a new commission. It suits someone who wants a design rebuilt faithfully from incomplete references rather than a reinterpretation from scratch.
