This incredible custom made ring was a surprise to replace a ring that was lost! Awesome surprise!

There are (16) pieces of diamond melee with a total weight of 0.86 ct and the center diamond is a 1  1/4 ct round brilliant.

​This beautiful platinum band has 21 princess cut diamonds on the top and 62 round brilliant cut diamond melee on the sides.

This customer remounted their 0.20 ct diamonds into a brand new setting.

Our long time customer lost his first wife to cancer.  Many times Life gives us a second chance to find our soul mates, as Life did with this customer.  Love is precious.

After getting her simple engagement ring solitaire, Jenelle wanted to enhance it a little bit with a few diamonds on the band. A lot of people want a similar setting and the size of diamonds added to the side are personal choices. Some want a petite delicate look and small diamonds others want larger diamonds. Jenelle chose sizes that were in between not too small not too big. Jenelle has a  1 ct super ideal cut center diamond and 2 point diamonds on the side which made a perfect enhancement for a great overall look. It was exactly what she wanted!
 
The following is the sketch, the rendering and the finished ring. 

Miki had always wanted a halo setting for her diamond engagement ring, but one that was slightly different. What she wanted and what she got was a halo with a twisted diamond band. She got a ring that had great proportions that did not overpower the center diamond and instead enhanced it. I am sure when she got it that she loved it - it looked beautiful!
 
The following are the sketches of the initial design, the computer rendering and the finished ring.

​Jason wanted a ring that looked different and he got it in so many different ways. First he started with a pear shaped center diamond which usually is not a common choice. He then wanted a 3 tier halo setting to resemble a snowflake and topped it off by using rose gold for the setting. It turned out different but oh so beautiful. I am sure, if his fiancé described what she wanted, that she got what she asked for and  then some.
 
The following is the picture of his request, then a computer rendering that is used to create a wax model from which it is cast (the rendering is not a picture of the finished ring) then the video of the real finished ring.

Jasen bought his diamond and wanted an engagement ring that was delicate, but not too simple nor too gaudy and settled on one that had a little diamonds on the side to enhance it. He supplied pictures of what he wanted and we helped him achieve his wish. The proportion of the side diamonds to the center diamond is in perfect harmony and proportion. It is a perfect balance in design that fit his request and it made him very happy and I am sure it made her very happy too!
 
The following pictures shows the process of him supplying and clarifying his wishes with a picture, from which a computer rendering is made and the resulting picture and video of the finished ring is what the ring looks like.

​James had just purchased his diamond and he knew exactly what she wanted to mount it in. He sent us pictures and together we worked out what size of diamonds would proportionally look great with the center diamond he bought. He described wanting a delicate look but with enough embellishment not to overpower the center diamond. I think he got what he asked for.
 
Working with his picture our jewelers produced a computer rendering for him to see and approve of the design. Following his acceptance of the renderings he got to see the wax model to confirm the dimensions and asked to have it finished.
 
He was very happy the way it turned out and I am sure so did she!
 
The following pictures are of the picture, rendering and finished ring.

​We do a lot of custom work making the dreams of our customers come true.  Serena was one of them and we started the process of making her dream ring. It is a halo style setting, one that enhances the center stone and makes the diamond appear a bit larger than it is. It is has a delicate vintage look that has enough enhancement without looking gaudy, which she really liked.
We have documented the process, first by looking at the picture of the ring and determining the sizes and details that she wanted. The next part of the process was to create a computer rendering that defines a virtual picture of what the ring should look like, changes and adjustments are accepted and executed if necessary. Once the rendering is accepted the next step is to produce a wax model that shows the actual size and dimensions of the ring. When the wax is accepted then the wax is sent back to have it cast and finished. This process allows the customer to guide us to their preferences and really get the ring of their dreams. This is exactly what Serena got and loved!
 
The following is the picture with directions, the rendering and finished pictures of their ring. It turned out exactly the way she wanted it.