After we discuss what your design will look like, we get to work creating a digital version using our innovative computer modeling software. You get the opportunity to see, approve, and make any changes once we present you with this life-like rendering. You’ll be able to view the jewelry from every angle, which will help have a clear idea about what the finished product will look like. This step helps ensure that we have captured your vision.

After you approve the CAD design, a wax model of your jewelry will be created with our state-of-the-art 3D printer. More intricate pieces are skillfully carved by hand. The wax models are used to confirm design details and are used in the casting process. You will have an opportunity to approve the wax model, view the design, and request any adjustments or changes. We want you to be completely satisfied with your custom jewelry, which is why we keep you involved with each step of the design process.

The art of casting is not a new process. It has been used in various capacities for thousands of years. Our jewelry casting utilizes what is called a lost wax casting. The wax mold is encased in plaster and heated at very high temperatures until the wax melts leaving a cavity that is then filled with the precious metal of your choosing. The castings come out with a matte finish and require a variety of polishing techniques to obtain the desired result. During this step, all the stones are skillfully and securely hand-set into the mounting.