Final specification
The selected diamond shape, carat, metal and ring size stay attached to the order.
Made one decision at a time
From the first proportion study to the final inspection, every choice has a reason.
A finished ring should not hide the work behind it
Making begins before metal is touched. We first understand how the ring will be worn, then resolve the stone, setting, fit and production details around that life.
Listen before drawing
We begin with the hand, the preferred scale and the feeling the wearer is drawn to. For an existing design, this is where size, carat and metal are confirmed together.
Talk through your choicesFitHow the ring sits and feels in daily wear
ProportionHow stone, setting and band balance as one object
LightHow the setting supports the diamond without overwhelming it
Select what can be verified
Diamond origin and grading are stated clearly. The stone is considered with the setting, not as a disconnected number on a certificate.
Build and set with control
The metal is prepared, the setting is finished and the diamond is secured with close attention to alignment, comfort and everyday wear.
Inspect before release
The finished ring is checked for stone security, alignment, surface finish and the confirmed specification before it leaves the studio.
What travels with the ring
The handwork ends at delivery. The record of what was made does not.
Independent grading
IGI grading details identify the center diamond and support its stated specification.
Production progress
The account timeline shows when the ring is confirmed, in production and ready to ship.
Insured delivery
Tracking is added at dispatch, with insurance and an adult signature required on delivery.
The point is not to make the process complicated
The point is to make every important decision visible before the ring becomes yours.