Oval Solitaire
A graceful oval center stone with clean metal, generous light, and a shape that feels romantic without becoming ornate.
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Design directions to customize around the diamond and wearer.
These rings are starting points, not inventory. Pick the one closest to what she keeps saving, and it gets rebuilt around your stone, her hand, and your number: made to order, modified, or fully custom.
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Classic Solitaire
A focused, minimal ring that lets the diamond carry the emotion, proportions, and light.
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Round Bezel
A round brilliant diamond set in a slim bezel for a clean, modern ring with soft protection and quiet presence.
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Elongated Cushion
A soft rectangular center with a plush outline, generous sparkle, and a less expected profile than a round brilliant.
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Emerald Bezel
A sleek step-cut diamond secured in a clean bezel for an architectural, understated profile.
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Three-Stone
A center diamond framed by two supporting stones for presence, meaning, and beautiful side views.
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Toi et Moi
Two complementary center stones set together for a personal, sculptural ring with strong custom-design potential.
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Marquise
A dramatic elongated shape with pointed ends, strong finger coverage, and a rare editorial feel.
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Pear Pavé
A pear-shaped center with a fine pavé band for movement, shimmer, and a soft directional silhouette.
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Radiant Hidden Halo
A rectangular brilliant center with hidden detail under the crown for sparkle that feels discovered up close.
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East-West
A center stone set horizontally for a lower, modern line across the finger.
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Vintage Step-Cut
Asscher, emerald, baguette, and antique-inspired geometry with warm detail and measured restraint.
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Text Andrew the ring style you keep coming back to.
A photo, sketch, or even a rough idea is enough to start. I can usually tell you whether the smartest path is a sourced diamond, a modified setting, a CAD build, or a short call to compare options.
- Andrew Gonzalez, GIA Diamonds Graduate
- Trained by GIA to judge a diamond by eye, not just by its report.
- 30+ years in jewelry
- Choosing diamonds and building custom jewelry, every week.
- Designed and built in the USA
- All our custom jewelry, made here by master jewelers and U.S. partners.
- The price in writing first
- A written plan and a real number before any deposit.