
Foxes chasing each other amongst the poppies around this intense pink sapphire. This was a really fun one to make. 14K yellow gold.
Continue readingFoxes chasing each other amongst the poppies around this intense pink sapphire. This was a really fun one to make. 14K yellow gold.
Continue readingThis wonderful chunk of a ring features a 6+ carat emerald-cut tanzanite with triangular-cut pink tourmaline side stones. 19K peachy-rose gold.
This was a custom pendant created for a mother by her son. The ruby sun is her birthstone, and the three anemone flowers are the children’s birthstones: citrine, amethyst, and blue zircon. 18K yellow gold.
Continue readingJust a little hand-carved geometric solitaire for this kick-ass parti-sapphire! Platinum, naturally.
Continue readingThis 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.
Continue readingFlying Pig Pendant!! Through a starry sky full of Old European cut antique diamonds! How much better can you really get, honestly?
18K yellow gold, and more pics after the click:
Continue readingThis was a de-construction of an old wedding band, reserving the original stones, and a re-design of a new piece. Dogwood ‘flowers,’ diamonds, and ruby, in 14K gold.
I just love dogwood, and it makes such a great motif for jewelry. Many more photos below:
Continue readingThis set of wedding bands: The ‘solitaire’ with an architectural rosette flanked by olive branches, plus a pair of fluted column wedding bands. I think these turned out wonderfully.
Continue readingCustom designed wedding set: Water splashing and waves solitaire, set with a lovely delicate blue aquamarine and two diamonds. The wedding band is a nice wide band carved with an open ocean and breaking waves motif. 14K white gold.
The bezel was left open to get a peek of that nice deep pavilion, and to allow additional light to enter the stone from the side. Many more pics after the click!
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