Wedding bands: Phoenix feather with blue sapphires in yellow gold, and a pair of Chinese dragons, peony leaves, and a ruby orb band in white gold.

Oh hello, lovely! Just had to share these pics of this cool ~2ct (8mm) platinum sparkle bomb.

This big golden solitaire was designed for a friend of mine who is an avid gardener and next-level floral designer. The warm oval citrine was a family stone, and it’s held by an open pavilion design carved with a clematis vine motif. 14K yellow gold.

The specific variety of clematis she chose is called Integrifolia “fascination.” I had never seen this one before and I love the very precise shape and drop of these bell-shaped blooms. Definitely the coolest clematis I’ve ever seen.

Gorgeous absinthe-green demantoid garnet cabochon, set in a custom 18K lily of the valley setting. I really love the shape of this ring; you get a lot of carvable real estate to work with and it’s a super comfortable shape to wear (practical!).

So many more pics after the click:

Toi et Moi ring with big blooming roses, the centers of which are bezel set with a pair of delicate peachy-pink sapphires. Little green diamonds are set in the leaves on the sides. 14K white gold.

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Custom Daffodils ring created for this emerald. My camera set-up again doesn’t do justice to emeralds, but this one has a really great color that looks so nice in the 18K yellow gold. I really like how this turned out.

This is a custom-carved low-profile solitaire for this gorgeously moody custom-cut garnet. 14K rose gold.

This awesome thing was designed for a wonderfully delicate pink cushion diamond. Set in a quatrefoil design with pointy prong tips holding it fast, we also have blooming roses, leaves, buds, and of course, little garden snakes curled among the foliage.

Little bright white diamonds are set in the heads of the snakes, because that’s just how this world turns.