Usually, we take around 2-4 weeks to create your pieces after finalizing the design. However, since each design is unique and the complexity of each jewelry is different, the time it takes to complete your project may vary. Here's a rough breakdown of how long each part of our process takes:

Design: As long as it takes for you to tell us it's perfect

When it comes to creating your design, we'll work at your pace. Some customers only need to exchange a few messages with us - we'll often be ready to make their piece within a few days. Others may prefer to design and iterate with us over many weeks, or even months.

Production: Approximately 2-4 weeks

Once you've approved a design, we'll manufacture your piece, finishing all the details by hand. When it's ready, we'll send you photographs of your finished piece so you can give us your seal of approval before we ship it to you.

Shipping: 1-3 days (domestic), Approximately 1 week (international)

The easiest way to figure out how much your piece will cost is to start a consultation with us and let us know what you're looking for - we can provide an estimate with only a few details.

The prices depends on the materials choosen (14K gold, Platinum, Sterling Silver) and gems chosen (real diamond, moissanite, lab-grown diamonds) alongside their various specs.

We're able to produce heirloom-quality custom jewelry for prices that are comparable to what you'd pay for similar quality pieces off the shelf. If you're purchasing a piece of jewelry that you want to last a lifetime (like an engagement ring, anniversary present, or family heirloom, for instance), then we offer the opportuntity to have something made just for you for roughly the cost of something that's been mass-produced.

However, custom designing and making every piece one-of-a-kind at such high quality means we can’t offer jewelry at the prices of fast fashion brands.

There's no charge to discuss your design and price out options with our team. We request a deposit prior to producing 3D models and renderings of your design and that deposit goes toward the final cost of producing your piece.