Custom Design
Custom Jewelry
A piece of jewelry can hold someone you love. Your mother’s bracelet. A ring passed down to you. Something you would never part with, even though you seldom wear it.
Working with Emily begins with that story. Together, you find a way to keep what makes the piece precious while creating something that feels like you. The connection remains, now in a piece you reach for.
Bespoke Commissions for Non-Profits & Organizations
Create a distinctive piece for the people who make your organization what it is. Emily works directly with corporate and nonprofit clients on commissions that recognize donors, celebrate staff and honor board members. From an anniversary piece to a donor pin, each project begins with your organization’s story and the people you want to recognize.
An Engagement Ring Like No Other
Begin with a favorite stone, a few references or an idea you have yet to put into words. Work with Emily to shape an engagement ring around your taste, your story and the way you want to wear it.
Make the occasion yours
A significant birthday, an anniversary, a new baby or a personal achievement. Create a piece that holds the meaning of the moment and feels at home in your everyday life.
A new story. Completely your own.
You do not need an heirloom to begin. Perhaps there is a stone you love, an occasion you want to remember or an idea you have carried for years. Emily works with you to give it form, creating a piece whose meaning begins with you.
How Does the Custom Design Process Work?
Begin with your story
Tell Emily what the piece means to you, or what you hope to create. You may arrive with jewelry you have inherited, a favorite stone or only the beginnings of an idea.
Connect with Emily by phone or video call to talk through your ideas, the meaning behind your piece and what you hope to create. Together, you will explore what you want to preserve and what you would love to change, alongside your budget and timing.
Emily will help you imagine the possibilities, then refine the design with you until the details feel right.
Once you have approved the design, your piece moves into production. The intention is something deeply personal, made to be worn and enjoyed.