Custom Engagement Ring Lookbook

Guard rings add balance and substance to an engagement ring and function both as as wedding rings and anniversary rings if so desired.

It has been said that “God is in the details”. This ring is a great example of what attention to detail can achieve and how it adds personality and style whereever applied.

This was a unique engagement ring project. Instead of a standard choice for the center stone, the customer chose a stunning Zambian emerald. The design of the ring was kept simple, but we added personal details to the underside of the gemstone basket. Overall, it turned out to be a beautiful and personalized piece.

This is a close-up of the intricate detail that we can achieve through hand engraving. The pattern you see is called a Wheat pattern” and it is such a classic and versatile style of engraving that we use it in a variety of ways.

The idea of a geometric gemstone in a curvilinear ring design seems unnatural initially, but what would art be without a little risk-taking? Surprisingly or not, this combination really works beautifully.

This is a stunning, large sapphire ring with an ideal blue color. The stone is not too deep or too light but just right. This ring also has half-moon diamond accents that frame the sapphire and add a great shape to the ring. This is the best of the best and just so happens to be currently in stock if you’re interested.

A hot mess is a bit cheeky, perhaps, but what you get here is an unpredictable mix of shapes and sizes that really work well together. Never stop innovating, and you’ll never get bored.

This ring showcases a diamond with a pear shape, and to enhance its asymmetrical shape, we added some detail and balance. Instead of a single stone, we opted for a pattern of smaller stones that seamlessly blend together, resulting in a beautiful transition on the ring. This ring showcases a diamond with a pear shape, and to enhance its asymmetrical shape, I added some detail and balance. Instead of using a single stone, I opted for a pattern of smaller stones that seamlessly blended together, resulting in a beautiful transition on the ring.

This ring has a feminine vibe that is such a nice touch. Marquise rings are so often boring and predictable, but this beauty has such great lines it will never get old.

This is a fun design that I made for a customer’s diamond. We started with an organic curvilinear concept inspired by the secret garden collection and then added a little Art Nouveau and then some Alice in Wonderland.

This was a custom project we did with a beautiful Sri Lanka sapphire. The disign was inspired by our ultralight collection.

Sapphires can be an alternative to diamond engagement rings and are both durable and beautifully colorful. This was a custom ring we made for a very fine Ceylon sapphire

One of our classic ring designs uses an oval pink sapphire. It is a timeless design concept that we put our signature on with subtle details. The softness of this pastel pink color was the perfect choice for an engagement ring

A customer commissioned us to create an Art Deco-inspired ring. We began by sourcing a beautiful Ceylon sapphire to use as the center stone and designed an unconventional halo of baguette diamond accents. The attached image is the initial computer-generated illustration of the design during the planning stage.

Bold and stunning, this modern primitive design showcases a vintage cut diamond centerstone with a unique character.

The Sensual lines of this ring give it a feminine, delicate quality in an interesting and unique configuration.

The vintage treatment on this Marquise diamond gives it a timeless quality that will endure and be a stylish alternative in any decade.

The owner of this ring wanted to channel a baseball diamond in a real diamond. We ended up with this beautiful engagement ring that is a real stunner and looks even better in bleachers.

One of the innovations we have developed is the use of reflector settings. We use the metal like a mirror to expand and reflect the light and color of a gemstone. This style is hard to fully grasp until you see it in person and experience this fascinating effect.