From idea to finished piece
Process
Idea & consultation
Everything starts with a conversation. You bring an idea, reference, sketch or just a feeling. Together we define the piece — type of jewelry, material, stone, dimensions, occasion.
There are no wrong answers at this step. The more you share, the more precisely we can respond to your vision.
3D design (CAD)
Our designer creates a digital 3D model of the piece. Before anything proceeds, you see exactly how it will look — from all angles, with all details.
CAD/CAM (computer-aided design / computer-aided manufacturing) is a modern method that is today the standard in the fine jewelry industry. It enables millimeter precision impossible to achieve with manual drawing.
3D printing & casting
The approved model is printed in wax (resin printing) and then cast in the chosen material — 14k or 18k gold (yellow, white or rose), platinum or silver.
3D wax printing creates a physical model identical to the digital one — millimeter precise. In the casting process, the wax is replaced by metal.
Hand finishing
After casting comes the manual work — filing, polishing, finishing. This is the phase where the piece gets its final appearance and brilliance.
The finish is what separates an average piece from an exceptional one. Polished surface, matte finish or a combination — every detail is done by hand.
Stone setting
Precious stones are set using one of the techniques: prong (pointed supports), bezel (metal ring), pavé (many small stones) or channel (channel).
Each setting technique has its advantages. Prong setting showcases the stone in full beauty. Bezel protects it. Pavé adds sparkle. Channel gives a clean, modern look.
Report & delivery
Every finished piece receives a jewelry report with all details about material, stones and date of creation. The piece comes with packaging and a unique QR code.
The report is a document of value — not just for today, but for generations. The client registers it on our website and sees all the details about their piece.
Techniques
Stone setting methods
Prong setting
4 or 6 pointed metal supports hold the stone. The stone is maximally exposed to light — best for diamonds.
Read more →Bezel setting
A metal ring surrounds the stone around its entire circumference. The stone is protected and secure — ideal for an active lifestyle.
Read more →Pavé setting
Many small stones, close together, each held by tiny metal beads. The surface sparkles as if paved with light.
Read more →Channel setting
Stones are set in a channel between two parallel metal walls. Clean, modern look without exposed supports.
Read more →Materials
What we work with
14k gold
585‰ purity
Slightly harder than 18k, more scratch resistant. Popular for wedding rings.
Read more →18k gold
750‰ purity
Yellow, white or rose. Optimal balance between purity and hardness.
Read more →Platinum
950‰ purity
The heaviest and most durable metal in jewelry. Ideal for diamond pieces.
Read more →Ready to start?
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