Project Journal

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 ...

We carefully composed Mehves' collected gemstones into a gem charm necklace, adding a few special additions to perfectly complement and balance he...

Katie is a dear friend and collaborator of Simone's, so she had total freedom to surprise Katie with these renovations. We worked with very specia...

Natalia inherited a storied strand of antique Baltic amber beads from her great grandmother. They had passed through several hands before she recei...

Celina had a diamond ring that no longer fit into her life and wanted to re-envision it for everyday wear. Working in a retail environment, she nee...

Alyssa received an inherited diamond to use for her engagement ring. As a fan of antique and vintage jewelry, she knew she wanted something antique...

Sentimental coins come into our lives as travel souvenirs, antiques, novelties, and tokens. Coins have lent themselves to jewelry applications thro...

Inherited materials often lend themselves to asymmetrical designs. We frequently see single sentimental earrings, rings missing stones, and mixed l...

Mismatched studs were the first project I made for myself when Simone and I came together to build our jewelry renovations service. Needless to say...

Erin had a very traditional looking sapphire halo ring. She prefers yellow gold over white and has a contemporary design-forward aesthetic. We remo...