We're not here to drain your wallet. That's why it's important for us to have a general idea of how much you can spend on your custom project. Your budget allows us to create accurate draft designs that fit within your budget. The last thing we want is to send you draft designs with quotes that are way above your budget.

Ultimately, sharing your budget with us ensures we're both on the same page—it acts as guidelines to ensure the designs we suggest are ones you'll love without exceeding your financial needs.

After our initial consult when you feel ready to begin the process we take a $300 non-refundable deposit to create the first draft 3D rendering of your design through.

We'll go back and forth making tweaks until it's perfect. Once you approve the final design mockup, we take a 50% deposit (minus the $300 deposit). The final 50% is due once the piece is finished and before shipped to you or picked up in store.

Yes, we do! Let us know your ideal plan and we will schedule it. Please note that we do not start production on any custom jewelry until 50% of the total cost has been met.

Our minimum for all custom projects is $1000.

After our initial consultation we will send you a quote for your design. All prices start at our $1000 minimum and vary from there.

See the Recent Work dropdown below for price ideas.

Yes! We have a long list of suppliers and can likely source what you're looking for.

For large diamonds and colored stones, we often source multiple options for you to look at and decide on.

Absolutely! We'd love to work with your stones, but we do need to look at them first to make sure they can withstand production.

We only work with solid gold and platinum for custom projects.

As for stones, we work with anything and everything, from mined to lab grown.

We have high ethics standards for our mined stones and work with a select few vendors who meet our standards.

As for lab diamonds, we maintain our high standards for the stone's quality. We do not accept diamonds from growers rushing the growth process, which often results in poor quality diamonds. Poor quality lab diamonds may have growth strains or off coloring.

We got you. Durability is our number one priority when it comes to engagement rings, let alone any piece we create. We never take shortcuts in the production process and always adhere to our high production standards. The last thing we want is you worrying about your ring's durability. We'll make sure all the boxes are checked and your ring is secure.

All custom jewelry comes with free cleanings for life. This includes a bath, prong check, and polishing.

In addition, if any melee stones under 2mm fall out within a year due to manufacturing error, we are happy to replace them for free.

We do not offer insurance, but highly recommend seeking coverage through Jewelers Mutual.

The majority of custom rings are designed on computer assisted design software. The approved designs are then 3D printed into wax, molded, and finally cast into metal. Once the casting has been cleaned and polished, the gemstones are set and the ring is engraved.

Depending on the design, most of our other jewelry is hand fabricated and not built on a computer. Many pieces, including necklaces and bracelets, are wire wrapped. Depending on the piece, your design may include cast pieces if any stones need setting.

We used an heirloom diamond from our client's grandmother for this special engagement ring. We paired this diamond with four accent diamonds and set them in 14K yellow gold.

Cost: under $3,000

Monika and Harry designed this platinum engagement ring together. Monika was unsure what size diamond she wanted, so we sourced five center lab diamonds for her to look at and choose from.

Cost: under $6,000

Even loved our half-bezel Avery setting, but had always dreamed of an emerald "just for fun" ring. We used a lab emerald and set it in a 14K yellow gold band with a secret engraving.

Cost: under $2,000

Anna loved the look of a solitaire engagement ring, but wanted to add a little extra sparkle to her engagement ring. We added lab diamond accents along one side of the band with her and her partners birthstones centered under the 3ct lab oval lab diamond.

Cost: under $7,000

And Arlen's owner, Miranda, wanted a unique wedding band that incorporated her and her partner's birthstones and the August gemstone to represent their wedding month. Her band incorporates nine stones in different shapes, including six lab diamonds, a ruby, pink tourmaline, and peridot bezel set in 14K yellow gold.

Cost: under $3,000

Dennis loved the pear-shaped blue sapphire used in our Carter Ring, so we sourced him the perfect stone. The center stone is set in 14k yellow gold with two pear-shaped lab diamonds on either side. The center sapphire is secured in a cathedral setting so his fiancée can wear her wedding band flush with the engagement ring.

Cost: under $4,000

Lara wanted to celebrate her sister graduating with her PhD by designing a pendant that takes inspiration from the chemical symbol for hydrogen. We used lab diamonds and recycled gold to create this one-of-a-kind necklace.

Cost: under $1,200

Scott wanted to upgrade his wife's favorite diamond earrings. He chose two-carat total weight lab diamond studs. The stones are set in 18k yellow gold with a six-prong basket for added durability and an antique flare.

Cost: under $3,000

Rachel had rings from her mother and grandmother sitting around unworn, so she worked with us to create rings she'd wear everyday. Rachel loved our Mia Ring, so we sourced a pink sapphire for her center stone and incorporated the heirloom diamonds around the pink sapphire ring and second contour band.

Cost: under $5,000