Custom jewellery enquiries
A considered stone. A setting with purpose. Tell us what you have in mind, and begin a conversation about making it.
Discuss your idea
From conversation to creation
Custom work begins with a brief. These stages describe the journey we can discuss together; services, manufacturing arrangements, materials and timing are confirmed for each enquiry.
Our diamond manufacturing experience informs stone selection. Jewellery production may involve specialist partners, according to the project.
Begin with the piece you imagine: its purpose, proportions, how it will be worn and the details that matter to you.
Bring references, an intended wearer, a preferred metal and an approximate budget. Describe what you like about each reference.
Discuss shape, size, appearance and budget. Choose the actual stone before finalising dimensions that depend on it.
Ask for actual dimensions and any independent report. Confirm laboratory-grown origin and the appearance of the selected stone.
Explore the silhouette and the relationship between stone, metal and negative space. The design should work as an object, not only as an image.
Consider daily wear, profile height and how the piece will sit alongside other jewellery.
Review a dimensional digital design. Setting structure, stone seats and practical clearances become part of the conversation.
Review dimensions, ring size where relevant, metal specification and the structure supporting the stone.
Confirm the intended appearance and agreed details. A visualisation helps communicate the design; metal and stone may appear different in finished lighting.
Check every agreed detail before approving manufacture. A preview communicates a design; it does not guarantee identical screen colour or reflection.
Once the project details are agreed, the piece moves into manufacture. Materials, methods, specialist partners and timing are confirmed for the individual project.
Confirm who will make the piece, the agreed method, the price and the expected timing before work begins.
The stone and setting come together. Security, alignment and the finishing around the diamond deserve as much attention as the visible design.
Discuss protection for pointed corners, access for cleaning and the appearance of prongs or a bezel.
Inspect the completed piece and confirm care guidance. Final documentation and delivery arrangements follow the agreed project terms.
Review the finish, setting security, documentation, care instructions and delivery arrangements.
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