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The Process
Bespoke Commissions
Starts with a Conversation
Bespoke jewellery begins with a conversation. We talk about your story, your style, and how you want the piece to feel - whether it’s an engagement ring, wedding band, milestone jewel, heirloom redesign, or something deeply personal.
Stone & Design
From there, we explore stones together. This may be an old cut diamond with character and warmth, a natural modern cut diamond chosen for brilliance, or a meaningful coloured stone. Personal touches - from subtle design details to incorporating existing stones - ensure the piece feels entirely your own.
Creation
Your piece is then handcrafted in London’s Hatton Garden - created slowly, thoughtfully, and made to last a lifetime.
Old Cut Cushion
Old Cut Oval
Oval Trilogy
Radiant Cut
Old Cut Solitaire
Princess Cut Ring
Old Cut Pear
Wishbone Ring
Gypsy Set
Heirloom Re-design
Heirloom Re-design
Heirloom Re-design
Working with me
Bespoke Services
Bespoke Design
Every bespoke piece begins with a conversation. We explore your style, your story and how you want the piece to feel - antique, old cut, or modern and refined.
From sourcing the perfect stone to final setting, each commission is handcrafted in London’s Hatton Garden.
Heirloom Re-design
Old pieces often hold the greatest meaning. Through heirloom re-design, we carefully rework inherited or unworn jewellery, preserving its sentiment while giving it new life.
We begin by assessing your existing pieces - stones, settings, metal. From there, we redesign with intention, transforming memory into something beautifully wearable again.
Personal Touches
The smallest details often carry the greatest meaning.
We love incorporating engraving - dates, initials, private messages - as well as birthstones that reflect loved ones or significant moments. These thoughtful additions transform a beautiful piece into something deeply personal and entirely yours.
Stone Sourcing
Diamonds, Old & New
I’ve always been drawn to old cut diamonds. Their softened facets and candlelit glow give them depth and character; each one beautifully individual.
When sourcing old cuts, I look beyond carat and clarity. I look for warmth, personality, and presence; a diamond that truly feels alive.
Alongside antique stones, I also work with exceptional natural modern cuts. For those who prefer precision and brilliance, I source contemporary diamonds of remarkable quality, guiding you through the technical details with clarity and honesty.
Whether old or modern, the principle is the same: it must feel right. Every stone-led commission begins with careful selection and thoughtful design.
What Are the Four C’s?
The traditional Four C’s are:
Cut – How the diamond interacts with light.
Colour – How colourless (or warm) the stone appears.
Clarity – The presence of natural inclusions.
Carat – The weight of the diamond.
I like to include a fifth C: Character - the presence and personality of a stone. Two
diamonds can look identical on paper yet feel entirely different in person.
Do you work with lab-grown diamonds?
No. I work exclusively with natural diamonds.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Each commission begins with a conversation. We discuss your story, preferences and budget before sourcing stones and refining the design. Once approved, your piece is handcrafted in London’s Hatton Garden.
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Most bespoke pieces take between 6–8 weeks from final design approval.
Engagement rings can sometimes be completed sooner depending on stone sourcing. If you are working to a specific date, please let me know - I will always try to accommodate. -
Each commission is entirely unique, so pricing varies depending on the stone, design complexity and materials.
There is a minimum spend of £5000 on bespoke rings.
I am always transparent about budgets and will guide you towards options that align with your expectations from the outset.
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1. Borrow a Ring
(The Safest Option)If they already wear a ring on their ring finger (left hand), quietly borrow it and bring it to me to measure.
If it’s worn on the right hand, it can still help - just bear in mind fingers can differ slightly
between hands.Top tip: only borrow it if you’re certain it’s worn on the correct finger. A middle finger ring won’t translate accurately.
2. Take the ring to a local jeweller
If we are working together virtually, take the borrowed ring to your local jeweller.
3. Order a ring sizer
I usually recommend my clients purchase a ring sizer online and measure at home. Get in touch for a link or advice.
A Reassuring Note
Most engagement rings can be resized after the proposal. So if we’re within a size or two, it’s absolutely manageable.
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We offer both.
Hand sketches capture the spirit of a design, while CAD (Computer-Aided Design) provides technical precision before the piece is made. Often, we use a combination of both.
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Not necessarily. I am based between the Cotswolds and London and love meeting clients in person, but I also work virtually with clients across the UK and internationally.
