Project Journal

Freak jewelry accidents happen, and when they do, the heartbreak is hard to heal. Rachel’s Art Deco engagement ring unfortunately suffered a tragic...

Everyone always talks about stacking rings, but what about stacking bracelets? Jenny had a collection of diamonds that she wanted to turn into a br...

A special piece of jewelry is almost synonymous with an important life moment- used to celebrate weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, graduations, a...

Recreating antique styles of jewelry is no easy task, but it is a challenge we are always willing to take on. Kara collects jewelry from all eras a...

Translating from French to “you and me,” Toi et Moi rings have been used for centuries to celebrate marriage, romance and love. Made famous by Napo...

Working with petite diamonds doesn’t always mean making a petite piece. We often receive requests to make tiny stones into bolder jewels, as was th...

It is a great honor to help clients reinvent an inherited engagement ring, but what about when the client has 8!? Susan and her daughter Meg came t...

Loose gemstones can feel somewhat daunting to renovate simply because the possibilities for reinvention are endless. Do you create earrings? A mixe...

Emerging in the early 1920s, and lasting through the mid-1930s, the Art Deco design period is one of the most recognizable and referenced styles a...

Sometimes all it takes is a little sparkle to make a stone really sing. Such was the case with Cara’s peridot earrings, which she had inherited ma...

Call us pessimists, but we value a good break up almost as much as a head-over-heels romance. So many of us receive jewelry from our partners for b...

Every so often, we receive requests to create a wearable token using seemingly unconventional materials: in Desiree’s case, her son’s first lost ...