Custom Jewelry

Designed by us.
Inspired by you.

Choose a stone from our collection and we build the piece around it. You see the design before it is made, and you approve the price before we start.

Why commission a piece

One stone.
One setting made for it.

  • 01

    Designed around your stone

    We start with the gem, not a template. The setting is drawn to fit the stone you choose, down to the millimetre.

  • 02

    Stones from our own stock

    Pick from the gems we cut and keep in Bangkok. You see the stone on its own before it goes anywhere near metal.

  • 03

    You design it with us

    Send a sketch, a screenshot or a rough idea. Our designers work with you until the drawing matches what you pictured.

  • 04

    Made once, for you

    Engagement rings, anniversary pieces and gifts. Every commission is built for the person who ordered it.

The process

Five steps,
start to finish.

The same route every commission takes. You decide at each stage, and nothing moves forward until you say so.

  1. 01

    Choose your gemstone

    Browse the collection or tell us what you are looking for. We send photos and video of the stones that fit your brief, in daylight.

  2. 02

    Tell us your idea

    Share sketches, photos or a description. A piece you saw and liked works just as well as a drawing.

  3. 03

    Design together

    Our designers turn the brief into a CAD drawing. You see the piece from every angle and change it until it is right.

  4. 04

    Approve the quote

    We price the metal, the side stones and the work. The quote is itemised and nothing is added later.

  5. 05

    Wear it

    We set and polish the piece, photograph it and ship it worldwide, insured.

From file to finger

How a ring
actually gets made.

Three stages of one commission, in the order they happen.

A CAD drawing of a pear halo ring shown from the top, side and at an angle, with measurements and a diamond count beside it
CAD file for a pear halo ring. Every measurement is fixed here.
Stage 01

The drawing

Nothing is cast until you approve the file. The CAD fixes the ring size, the seat the centre stone sits in, the height of the gallery and the position of every small diamond.

The notes beside the drawing are the build sheet. They give the metal and its weight, then the size and count of each round diamond in the design. That is what the quote is priced from.

A bare white gold pear shaped halo ring mount held between two fingers, with empty seats and prongs waiting for stones
The cast mount before setting. Empty seats, prongs up.
Stage 02

The mount

The approved file is cast in the metal you picked. At this point the piece is bare. The seats are cut, the prongs stand up and the surface is still rough from the mould.

A jeweller checks the mount against the drawing and against your stone before any gem goes in. Mistakes are cheap to fix here and expensive to fix later.

The finished ring, made from the drawing and the mount above. Pear paraiba tourmaline, diamond halo.
Stage 03

The finished piece

The setter places the centre stone first, then the small diamonds one at a time. The piece is polished, the white gold is plated and the stones are cleaned.

We photograph the finished piece and send it to you before it ships. You see exactly what is in the box.

Metals

14k and 18k,
in three colours.

Tell us which you want and we quote both if you are undecided. The metal changes the price, the weight and the colour against your stone.

18k gold

75 percent gold. Deeper colour and more weight in the hand. The usual choice for a centre stone you plan to keep for life.

14k gold

58.5 percent gold. Harder than 18k and easier on the budget, which suits a ring worn every day.

White, yellow or rose

All three colours in both karats. White gold is plated with rhodium for its bright finish, and that plating needs redoing every few years.

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Tell us what you
want to make.

Send the stone, the budget or just the idea. We answer every enquiry ourselves, within one business day.