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.
Firefly Logo Brooch in Silver and Gold with Diamonds
This firefly brooch translates a hand-drawn property logo into a wearable pin, built from sterling silver open-wire wings, a solid polished 10k gold body, and two round lab-created diamonds set at the antennae tips. The wing outlines were kept intentionally asymmetrical to preserve the character of the original logo drawing, while the curves were smoothed during design review so the piece reads as finished jewelry rather than a literal sketch. At roughly three inches tall, it is sized to be a statement lapel piece rather than a small accent pin. Three lapel-pin posts — at the head, mid-wing, and body — replace a standard single brooch pin so a piece this size stays fully supported across heavier fabrics like a sweater or jacket. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful logo or symbol translated into a substantial, wearable piece rather than a small, easily overlooked pin.
Gold Signet Ring with Diamond Logo Emblem
This large-format signet ring turns a smoke shop’s brand mark into a wearable piece, with the logo built entirely from 42 round pave-set lab diamonds against a smooth 14k yellow gold background. The oversized oval face was sized generously for a pinky-finger fit, giving the design enough surface area for the logo’s linework to read clearly. The design went through a few late changes — a black rhodium finish and an enamel background were both considered and ultimately dropped in favor of the simpler, all-gold look, which the client felt suited the mark best. It suits someone who wants their brand or personal identity worn boldly, not subtly — a statement piece built around a mark that means something to them.
Biohazard Symbol Pendant with Initial in Sterling Silver
This pendant takes a bold, recognizable symbol — the radioactive trefoil — and reworks it into a wearable piece of personal identity. The client’s first initial, P, sits in the negative space at the center of the design, so the letter reads as part of the symbol’s structure rather than an added engraving. Cast in polished sterling silver with a fully open, cut-out silhouette, the piece has a graphic, high-contrast look that relies on clean edges and mirror polish rather than stones or texture. At roughly an inch across, it sits comfortably on a chain the client already owned, with additional chain options offered during the design process. The design suits anyone drawn to symbol-based, statement jewelry with a personal mark built into the form itself.
