Please enjoy this wonderful video. It’s a montage of some of my recently completed commissioned pieces. Feel free to let us know what you think!
This silver pin was custom made for one of our clients in memory of loved ones lost to war. The piece itself has a simplistic, purposeful beauty about it - but what’s truly beautiful is that it will always remain to be a carrier and reminder of memories.
This client had lost his orginal wedding band. He found an image of a wedding band he liked and asked us if we could make a ring identical to the one in the picture. The image on the left depicts the band he liked (on the man’s hand), and the image on the right is the final product of our interpretation of this ring for him.
The tie tack featured above was created for a chemistry enthusiast. It is a multi-symbolic piece depicting the recognized symbol for chemistry, and it also contains six outer diamonds, six being the atomic number of carbon - afterall, diamonds are actually covalent network carbon structures.
If you’re looking for unique and personalized jewellery, set up an appointment with us so we can figure out something totally one-of-a-kind for you!
We’re starting off the new year with a bang! Literally. Jeffrey Ross Jewellery is under construction - we’re putting up walls, moving things in and out, and stirring up some dust. This year we’re starting up fresh and doing things a little differently than we have in the past. It’s kind of like our big, exciting, New Year’s resolution!
What was your New Year’s resolution? Let us know, post it on our blog, twitter, or facebook wall!
On the 5th day of Christmas my true love gave to me… a-set-of-six-stackable-golden-rings-custom-redesigned-with-love-by-Jeffrey-Ross-Jewellery…. and a partridge in a pear tree!
Thank you to all our fabulous customers. JRJ & Dimples have had an amazing year. We are deeply and sincerely grateful to you for your support and encouragement. Thank you!
Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a marvelous New Year.
Take care of yourselves and keep moving forward!
Do you have fine vintage jewellery that you wish you could wear, but are unable to because it doesn’t fit you? Well, we can expertly resize your jewellery for you, so that you may wear your jewellery with comfort! The opal and fire opal rings shown above are an example of two fine vintage pieces that we custom sized for the client - for that perfect, comfortable fit.
Jeffrey Ross Jewellery Christmas & Holiday Hours
JRJ Christmas and Holiday Hours of operation
Tues to Thurs: 12:00pm to 8:00pm
Fri & Sat: 12:00pm to 9:00pm
Sun: 11:00am to 3:00pm
Monday Dec 19th from 12:00pm to 6:00pm (Use rear entrance only)
Christmas Eve (Dec 24th) from 10:00am to 3:00pm
As usual we will be closed between Christmas and New Years day
Please enjoy this short video slide show. There’s a great image of our location in the historic Tin Mill of Uxbridge. And, a fabulous collection of custom made fine jewellery.
Let us know what you think!
I could learn a thing or two here. Apparently enrollment will open Nov 15th and classes start Feb 2012.
If I had the spare time in Feb I know I’d be there!
A collection of client provided diamonds, creativity, imagination, and the inspiration of an effervescent and romantic couple conspired to bring this unique engagement ring to life.
Creativity, Time, Effort, and Price
In the world of custom jewellery the creative intelligence that makes both the design and the finished product possible will be accounted for, or reflected, in the price. And, in all likelihood, that price will be (and should be) in direct proportion to the talent and ability of the designer.
If our culture(s) are to survive then human effort, time, and creativity must be rewarded regardless of where on earth or in what industry they take place. The moment we assign little or much worse NO value to this aspect of commerce is the moment everything begins to crumble.
Think about it. If the only value we give something is the cost of it’s materials alone, with no prevision being made for the human effort and creativity, then there is no reward for human effort and creativity. If there is no reward for these things than why would anyone exercise their use? Where will we be without them?
