Blog — engagement rings

There are so many great options in Philadelphia for engagement shoots and wedding photography, and one of my favorites is Fairmount Park. There's everything from Japanese gardens to open fields to historical architecture. Keep reading to find out my top 5 reasons why Fairmount Park is the perfect spot for your Philadelphia wedding or engagement photography session. 1. There is a ton of variety in Fairmount Park. Among more than 2000 acres of rolling hills you can find ponds, lush fields, ancient trees, and shaded woodlands for your outdoor wedding photography session. If you're looking for a more architectural Philadelphia photo...

Organic. Asymmetrical. One-of-a-kind. These are some of the words Sara asked me to consider while designing a unique engagement ring and wedding ring set for her. We worked together to create a sleek, fluid design that showcased her multi-color sapphire, while still including intricate details such as tiny leaves scattered throughout. Vines wrap up and around each ring, giving a nod to the location of her tropical elopement. I love creating nature-inspired engagement rings!  

Get involved in the creative process of designing your custom jewelry! I have over a decade of experience in the fine jewelry industry and have designed thousands of custom engagement rings. Let's collaborate to create the jewelry of your dreams! For every piece of custom jewelry, I'll work with you one-on-one by sketching, sourcing diamonds and gemstones, and creating your perfect unique piece of jewelry. From 3D printing to casting, polishing, and stone setting, every piece is handmade in Pennsylvania. Send me a message through my Contact Page to get started. Photo: Kerasan LaMar

Cassie wanted a big, beautiful, black diamond as the centerpiece for her engagement ring. Ray and I decided to flank it with two emerald-cut white diamonds for a modern take on a classic three stone engagement ring. Black diamond engagement rings are always edgy and unique, and this one is no exception!

Myles reached out to me with a vision for a simple, elegant, botanically inspired engagement ring. I mocked up several designs for him, showing how the ring could look with a round or oval center stone, how it would look with additional diamonds down the shank, etc. He chose a Chatham alexandrite oval center stone and opted for a solitaire design with a floral engraved shank. Simple, beautiful, and unique! Thank you, Myles, for sending me these pictures! The joy on your faces is so sweet!