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.

This ring was a modification of a current shop design to specifically fit a custom solitaire (not made by me), below:

HOW AWESOME IS THIS?!? I carved the snake band using measurements the customer sent me and I was so flipping happy (relieved!) to see how well they worked together.

Split snake ring in 22K gold set with a 4.2mm rose-cut diamond in the head and little rubies eyes.

Love how this guy turned out.

This was a commission to re-vamp an older 5-stone wedding ring. It’s no fun to have a great set of stones in a design that you don’t care for, so I removed the stones from the original setting, then designed something a little more exciting for them. 14K white gold, diamonds & a little ruby eye.

I quite love how this turned out.

New Snake Cocktail Ring to add to my family, this time with a lovely shiller-y sunstone, Old European cut diamond accent, and rose gold. I hadn’t done a sunstone before, and I’m liking it!

This is a ring I made for a Navy doctor stationed abroad. The design is a Rod of Asclepius on one side, a Caduceus on the other side, and on the bottom, an intaglio-carved oak leaf & acorn, the Navy Medical Corps insignia.

This leaf & acorn might be my favorite part of the ring!

Okay.. maybe it’s the stone. It’s an untreated Montana Sapphire that is a lovely teal blue in the outside light, but a cool green in indoor lighting. The cut is a unique angular cushion that I really liked.