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Cara + Amari were looking for a yellow gold piece that felt classic and more simplified than their family ring’s existing design.

Dan + Kathryn wanted to reenvision an old pendant necklace into two more wearable rings.

Jessica had received a large brooch featuring multiple marquise diamonds in it. We removed the diamonds and created a more practical and wearable pair of studs.

Megan was seeking a cluster-style engagement ring and wanted to incorporate a family ring and pair of studs she had in her jewelry box.

Kristen inherited an old family ring that was split in the back and overall not her style. She wanted to use the center stone for a new engagement ring.

Josh and Erin had a five stone family diamond ring that felt outdated and not their style. They were very drawn to an asymmetrical look and oval shape, and wanted to incorporate additional stones into a new, more contemporary piece.

Jessica had received two pins from her late grandmother that she did not wear. She wanted to turn the diamonds featured into something that she could wear every day.

Jenn came to us with an old necklace she received as a graduation gift that was no longer her style, along with a single diamond stud. She wanted to combine the stones into one piece that felt wearable everyday with some of her existing jewelry.

Kathleen inherited a large cocktail ring featuring a few Old Mine Cut diamonds. The ring did not feel like her style, and also didn’t fit her hand. She wanted something that she could wear every day, and felt practical to wear in her restaurant.

Katherine had a pendant from her teenage years she no longer wore. She loved the stone, but no longer wore white gold, and thought the setting felt a bit dated. We reset the stone in a streamlined bezel setting and flipped it on its side for a slightly more unique look.