This stunning ring was contains a nearly flawless emerald center and emerald accent stones, as well as diamonds on the side of the shank. This was a dream of a customer who has loved the movie “The Wizard of Oz” since she was a little girl. Her idea was for us to craft a ring that someone from the fabled Emerald City would wear, something whimsical and magical. In the future she would like to have us make a ruby ring to match and we look forward to making that a reality for her.

This stunning tanzanite ring contains a rare unheated tanzanite center that weighs in at 8 carats. An unheated tanzanite this size is very hard to find, as they are almost always heated to improve color. The side trillion shaped diamonds are a little over 1 carat total and the ring was crafted in 18k white gold.

This stunning looking ring contains a cushion cut 2.05 carat fancy vivid diamond center. With three rows of white diamonds on each side and also a row around the center this ring really pops. At their strongest,  fancy vivid yellow diamonds can become rather expensive.  A fancy vivid yellow diamond with a nice color and eye clean clarity will cost the same approximately as a similar sized D Color Flawless diamond of the same shape.

These great stocking stuffers would make any woman jolly. The snowflake earring design is perfect for the hollidays and adding diamonds is even better. This pair contains .25ct tw of diamonds and are made from 18k white gold.

A unique twist on typical engagement ring design lately has been the use of colored stones, instead of diamond. This ring features a 2 carat blue topaz and is made from 18k white gold.

This stunning ring was designed for our Stardust Collection and is the perfect design for the woman who doesn’t want her diamond to sit up too high. The accent side stones in this piece are set 3/4 of the way around the ring and the ring itself was made from 18k white gold. Come in to see other designs for our Stardust Collection this Holiday Season!

Our new black diamond line is finished and looks magnificent! The color black has been associated with authority and seriousness for ages. Black is a protective color, it is grounding and calming, especially for extremely sensitive individuals. It is said to activate the magnetic or feminine energies of the body as well as strengthen them. However different cultures perceive the color differently. According to the Native Americans black symbolizes the life-giving soil while for the Maasai tribes of Kenya and Tanzania, black is a symbol of life and prosperity. Kuro (Black) is a symbol of nobility, age and experience according to the Japanese culture while Shiro (White) represents serfdom, youth and naivet. It was also viewed as the color of perfection by the medieval Christian sect and is likely why people wear black on formal occasions.
black on formal occasions.

This latest custom jewelry peice was designed for an internet customer who has an expectant wife. The couple knows the baby will be a boy, so the husband thought it would be a nice surprise to give his wife after the baby is born. The idea behind the peice is simple, blue for a baby boy. We hope she enjoys this piece as much as we did making it!

This custom halo pendant was created around the customer’s .57ct round brilliant diamond from her first engagement ring. The couple had the old ring laying around in a drawer for years because they upgraded her original ring. This piece was designed as a gift for their daughter who will soon be graduating college, and what a special gift it will be.  With the added milgrain and side detail work, this is a simple, yet stunning design in 18k white gold.

This 2.05 carat fancy intense pink diamond is destine for a spectacular anniversary ring. A local couple came to us wanting something truly special to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary and after showing a selection of important loose diamonds and gems they decided a natural pink diamond was what they were looking for. Stay tuned for updates on the ring design and photos of the finished piece.

Pink Diamonds have become increasingly popular over the past decade, mostly due to Hollywood and prominent auction sales. The overall supply of natural fancy pink diamonds in the world is extremely low.  In fact, almost all of the world’s pink diamonds come from one mine in Western Australia called the Argyle mine.  The famed Argyle mine also produces a large percentage of the world’s brown (aka, “chocolate” color diamonds.  Before the discovery of this mine in the 1980′s, production of fancy pink diamonds had been scant at best.  When Argyle went live, it quickly gained the reputation as the only reliable consistent source of high quality pinks in the world and this remains true today.