Bespoke Jewellery Designs
What are bespoke jewellery designs all about? So you have an idea for a piece of jewellery, but you're not sure where to start...read a bit about our process below and get a feel for how it works.
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Contact Us
The first step is to get in contact with us so we can help to guide you in the journey of making your vision become a reality. We work on an appointment only basis for bespoke work. Booking an appointment with us means we can give you our undivided attention so we can help you define your idea. This also allows us to get a feel for your personality so we can work towards the perfect piece as well as getting any finger sizes and measurements needed.
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What bespoke jewellery can we design?
The short answer is, almost anything! We work in the full range of metals as well as being able to source gemstones for you. From semi-precious stones to diamonds, we can help. While we have an extensive range of organic jewellery across our site we also create fine jewellery pieces and we love an original project. Bring your ideas and lets make something beautiful together!
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Costing and quotations
When we are working on putting a quotation together for you, it is immensely helpful to have an idea of how much you would like to spend. If you come to our first meeting with a budget in mind this helps us to narrow in on your design and the options that we can offer you.
We love the idea of a good remodel! We all have jewellery that has been passed down to us that doesn't fit or is in a style that doesn't suit us.
It's often possible for us to remove gemstones from old pieces and use them to make something new. While many of these heirlooms are made with precious metals we prefer not to re-melt the metal in our studio, as we cannot be sure of the alloys used and these can present problems when we begin to work on your new project. In these instances we send your heirloom metal for refining, you will get a credit back based on that day's gold price less a 15% refining fee. This credit can then be put towards new precious metals or labour costs.
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