Check this out! A client of ours wished for us to reimagine these outdated rings and create for her an entirely new ring - one that would compliment her favourite pendant. Imagine the possibilities! If you have damaged or outdated jewellery of your own that you would like remodeled, let us know; with a bit of imagination, anything is possible!
Can you tell which of these pieces was made c1920?
I sold one of these pieces a while back. It was part of a vintage collection we hosted and was made in the 1920’s. Platinum and diamond.
I designed and made the other piece recently to complete the “set”. We even procured and had the diamond(s) re-cut to match the transitional European cut of the original piece.
Can you guess which one is which?
Ever Heard of Morganite?
It’s actually composed of the same mineral as emerald … and aquamarine!
I made this ring a while back as an anniversary gift for a very special Lady. White gold, morganite and pave diamond.
Click this link to learn more about morganite:
Custom made diamond and sapphire engagement ring. Radian cut diamond flanked by blue baguette sapphires.
The gentleman who commissioned it was always telling me to update my website. Thanks for the encouragement D. You probably new I would get around to it eventually … too much jewellery to make first ;-)
I just got off the phone with Sandi. Her and her fiance Kevin are getting married in a couple of weeks.
It sounds like it’ll be one magical day. The ceremony will take place on a dock right over the water. Awesome!
I look forward to seeing some of thier pictures and sharing them with you.
In the mean time I have posted a picture of their rings. Notice the undulating curves of her ring mirrored in his. A dynamic pair of rings for a truly dynamic couple.
Thanks for allowing me to participate in such a special part of your lives Sandi and Kevin. Best wishes for Fun, Excitement, and Magic on your wedding day and for the rest of your lives together!
One of the most unique features of Francois and Jennifer’s ring … the ruby set inside the ring just beneath the diamond.
Why ruby? It is believed to promote, deepen, and strengthen love. These effects are even more powerful when the gem makes contact with the skin.
I did this upon their request but loved the idea so much I had to share it with you.
