Made for one.
Made by hand.
A design library of 1,600+ rings, necklaces and earrings — every one of them a starting point. Change the stone, the metal, the proportion. We build it in our own atelier and ship it to your door.
A catalogue is a starting point.
Your ring is the finish.
Every design below exists as a CAD file, a silver master and a set of photographs. Change the stone, the metal, the width, the size — or send us a photograph of something you have only seen in your head. We quote the change, model it, cast it and photograph it before it ships.
The process, step by step
Six steps from a sentence
to a finished piece.
Most clients arrive with a screenshot and a budget. We turn that into a dimensioned drawing, a wax or resin print, a cast sample and — finally — the ring. You approve twice before anything is set.
- Brief
A photograph, a sketch or a stone you already own. We ask about the hand, the wardrobe and the deadline.
- Quote & sketch
A designer replies within one business day with a price range and a hand sketch or reference set.
- CAD & render
We model the piece to your measurements and send four views. Two revision rounds are included.
- Sample
Where the design is unusual we cast a silver sample first, so proportion is decided in metal, not on screen.
- Setting & polish
Stones are matched, set, tightened and polished at the same bench. Prongs are checked under 10×.
- Approval & dispatch
You see photographs of the finished piece. Nothing is packed until you reply. Insured, tracked shipping.
Start a design in four choices.
Pick a silhouette, a stone, a metal and a size. We reply with a quote, a CAD view and a production date.
Send your brief01 — Silhouette
02 — Stone shape
03 — Stone
04 — Metal
A short list from
the library.
Three stones. Three different conversations.
We set all three. The right answer depends on what you want to spend, how hard you wear a ring, and whether a certificate matters to you.
Compare in detailMoissanite
- Fire
- Higher dispersion than diamond — visibly more colour in the sparkle.
- Price
- A fraction of a lab-grown diamond at the same size.
- Certificate
- GRA card available; graded in our own lab for colour and clarity.
- Best for
- Large stones, statement pieces, everyday wear.
Lab-grown diamond
- Fire
- Identical to mined diamond — because it is diamond.
- Price
- Roughly 30–60% below mined at the same grade.
- Certificate
- IGI or GIA on request, with the report number on the girdle.
- Best for
- Anyone who wants a diamond, full stop, with a paper trail.
Coloured gemstone
- Fire
- Less sparkle, more colour — the point is the hue, not the flash.
- Price
- Wide range; lab-grown keeps it predictable.
- Certificate
- AGL or in-house card depending on the parcel.
- Best for
- Birthstones, non-traditional centres, vintage references.
One roof. Every step.
No middleman.
Casting, setting, polishing, stone grading and quality control happen in the same building in Wuzhou. That is why we can change a band width on a Tuesday and ship on the twenty-first day — and why we can tell you which bench set your stone.
Edits, not categories.
Smaller, opinionated selections from the library — the shapes and settings we would shortlist for a friend.
Start with halos
Claims are easy.
Paper is not.
Every moissanite parcel is graded in-house and can ship with a GRA card. Our factory has been audited for social compliance and our silver is tested for nickel release. The scans are the actual documents, not badges.
Notes from the bench.
Stone education, design decisions and the questions our designers answer every week.
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Before you send a brief.
The six things clients ask in the first email, answered without a sales script.
All questionsHow does a custom order actually work?+
Do you have a showroom I can visit?+
Are your stones real?+
Can I change a design I see on the site?+
How long does production take?+
What if I do not know her ring size?+
Tell us what you have in mind.
We will tell you what it takes.
One designer, one thread, no call centre. Send a photograph, a budget or a stone you already own. You will get a price range, a CAD view and a date — usually within one business day.
One email a month. Stones, benches, new designs.
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