custom jewelry design
Custom Design
Here at King Jewelers, we want to make sure you have the piece of jewelry you have been longing for.
We can create a custom piece of jewelry to your exact needs. If you have a piece in mind that you want to recreate or want to build an all-new piece, we are always happy to assist you in creating the custom piece of jewelry you have been dreaming of!
The Process
Optional: Bring in any old, worn, or just unloved items, and we can use them towards the new piece. Stones can be re-set into new things to carry over their value.
Step One: Dream and Design: We discuss any ideas you have or styles you like and look through pictures to come to a design. Then we will play with it and tweak it until it’s exactly what you want.
Step Two: CAD Image: With a Computer Aided Design, we can input the exact stone measurements and get a scaled image with correct proportions to view.
Step Three: Cast: Our Master Jewelers will take it from here to the final piece. They carve a wax mold, cast the gold, set the stones, and polish.
Custom Bridal Gallery
Adding to an Heirloom
This three-stone engagement ring is designed with a single bezel holding all three stones together. The couple inherited the emerald-cut center stone, then added the step-cut trapezoid side stones to enhance the look and have a bespoke piece.
Pair of Pears
The client had her original single pear-cut engagement ring and had dreamed of adding another pear cut for 10 years. She brought a vintage design picture, and we used all her original stones while finding a matching pear-cut diamond to complete the look.
Family Accents
This couple used two round brilliant-cut diamonds, passed down from family, to enhance the pear-cut center diamond they selected. The result was not only a beautiful three-stone engagement ring but also generationally significant.
Representing Both
This client knew just what they wanted. They had the inspiration picture but knew they preferred Princess-cut stones and wanted both their birthstones in the piece. We worked out stone sizes to get the perfect proportions and sourced the princess-cut diamond and gemstones for the sides.
One Ring to Rule Them All:
This client used her solitaire engagement ring and separate channel-set band and made them into one ring! She had nine small princess-cut diamonds and didn’t want to leave any out or mess up the symmetry from above, so we put the ninth stone inside the band. Peek-a-boo!
Triple Halo
This sweet man brought his wife’s engagement ring in and added the two side stones and a new mounting for their anniversary. We showed him a few different mounting options and matched her center stone, then he got her final approval. The man with the plan!
Four Carats of Love
This beautiful engagement ring is set with a 4ct. Radiant-cut lab-grown diamond, hand-picked by the future fiancée. The shank is set with small diamonds going down it as accents.
Modern Beauty
The shank of this Engagement ring is a flat style, which gives it a modern edge. The lab-grown emerald-cut center diamond is in keeping with the style and beauty of the ring.
Custom Heirloom Gallery
Remaking a Band
The channel holding the diamonds was worn enough to talk about a redo. This client knew she wanted to accent with some blue sapphires, but we played with a few different layouts. The end result was a gorgeous use of her diamonds.
Let’s Make a Bracelet!
The diamonds from this project came from a ring, but she had enough rings. She wanted to do a bracelet so we gathered all the materials and put it all together, no humpty-dumpty’s here!
Her Vision
It’s okay if you don’t, but sometimes people have it all put together for you. This client had multiple pieces given to her by her husband and wanted them all represented in one piece. While she did have her inspiration photo, we did do multiple variations in our CAD program before we got it just right!
Flower Power
This client had this piece made for her daughter with family diamonds and sapphires. The piece can be passed on from there for generations to enjoy.
The Whole Family
The mother of this family decided she wanted her family ring to be out of the box. She is the sapphire center stone and has her family’s birthstones surrounding her. We played with multiple stone shapes and sizes, then she played with the paper cut-outs for the layout. Then we did the CAD design to see the real proportions of the stones when they were in the ring. All details were accounted for, and it turned out fabulous!
Don’t Waste Diamonds
If you aren’t needing an engagement ring anymore, save the sparkle! We can repurpose them into a necklace. This client knew she wanted to add the sapphires and liked vintage style, but we drew out a few different designs before finding the right one. The half-moons were a fun shape that made it just that much more unique.
Melted Message
We don’t normally reuse gold in new castings, but for this client it was a must. We took multiple family wedding bands and cast them into the center curved bar and set the diamond. Then hand-engraved the message from the bands plus a new message. What a thoughtful man!
The Hug
This is a special piece. After losing her husband, this client wanted to join their rings together in a hug. Her engagement ring contained the center stone and the four diamonds set in the yellow gold half; his wedding band contained the five set now in the white gold. It took several drawings and layouts to get the feeling just right for her. We were honored to help with something so meaningful.
Daughters
The client wanted to pass along matching rings for her daughters using diamonds from family rings. We had so much fun playing with different designs and the final one turned out so sweet.
Grandma’s Update
We worked with this client over the phone. Her family is here and wanted her to update her grandmother’s ring, but she lives in Texas. We took all the diamonds out and moved them around until we found a great design using the varying stone shapes.
Back From the Fire
This ring was damaged in a fire, and while we could have refurbished the ring, the client wanted to go a different route. The cluster of diamonds on top is actually a plate that can easily be removed. All that’s needed then is to attach the bail and voila, pendant!
Freeform Fun
With stones of multiple sizes, freeform design is an easy way to have something look beautiful asymmetrically. This husband had a great idea!