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… engagement ring breaks all the rules and shows just how far you can go with custom design. From the off-center main diamond, to the scattered placement of the accents, to the non-symmetrical shank profile, every element of this ring is a …
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… aquamarine center stone. The large emerald cut gemstone has a vibrant icy blue color, with two round brilliant diamonds, one on either side of it. The design is simple, and really allows the aquamarine to steal the show
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… ring. The bands bring contrast with yellow gold, and the asymmetry adds an artistic note. On one side is a simple diamond band, and on the other side is a specially designed band with round brilliant diamonds, fitting perfectly against the …
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A unique wedding set, created in 14k white gold. The engagement ring has a round brilliant center diamond surrounded by a tight halo of diamond accents. Additional round diamonds and marquise amethysts accent either side …
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This wedding set was designed with matching scalloped edges of round and marquise shapes, featuring round brilliant diamonds. The glittering center diamond of the engagement ring is raised slightly above the rest of the stones in a low …
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This custom wedding set in 14k hypo-allergenic white gold, features a gorgeous pear cut center diamond, with a baguette diamond on either side. The band has three baguette diamonds, angled outward like a crown, with …
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This is a truly artistic take on the popular two stone ring concept. Two perfectly matching diamonds are set at an offset on the top of the ring with a gently curved line of sparkling accent diamonds running in …
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A unique take on a timeless classic. A plain gold band is transformed into a custom work of art with spaced out diamond and amethyst accent stones. The overall look is very modern and simple. A truly one-of-a-kind piece
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This simple band is made with “recycled” diamonds. The stones were originally from various pieces of jewelry belonging to one of our clients, that were either never worn, or broken. We were able to help her turn those pieces of jewelry into something she knew she would like, and …
