Our custom jewelry process begins with a consultation to discuss your vision and design preferences. We then create sketches or digital renderings, select materials, and upon your approval, our artisans handcraft the piece. The entire process is collaborative and tailored to your needs.

Typically, the process takes 4-6 weeks from initial consultation to completion, depending on the design complexity and material availability. We’ll provide a timeline estimate during your consultation.

Yes, we can incorporate your gemstones, diamonds, or precious metals into the design. We’ll assess their quality and compatibility to ensure they work well with the design and crafting process.

The cost of custom jewelry varies based on factors like the complexity of the design, choice of materials, and size of gemstones. We provide a detailed estimate after discussing your design preferences, and we work within a range of budgets.

We create custom necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings (other than engagement rings), and even unique statement pieces. If you have a specific design in mind, we’ll help bring it to life.

Yes, we provide sketches or 3D renderings of the design for you to review. This allows you to make any adjustments before crafting begins, ensuring the piece is exactly what you envisioned.

We work with a range of high-quality materials, including gold (yellow, white, and rose), platinum, and ethically sourced gemstones and diamonds. We’ll guide you through the options to find the best materials for your piece.

Yes, we offer a warranty on all custom pieces to cover manufacturing defects. Additionally, we provide ongoing maintenance and care advice to keep your jewelry in perfect condition.

We encourage your involvement at every step, from initial design discussions to material selection and final approval. Your input is essential to crafting a piece that truly reflects your vision.

We can redesign or repurpose existing jewelry, whether it’s an heirloom or a piece you’d like to modernize. Our team will work with you to preserve its sentimental value while transforming it into a new, unique design.