Blog — engagement rings

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!

Happy 20th Anniversary to Nicole and Corey! Her well-loved antique ring was ready for a refresh, so we transformed her three stone engagement ring into a brand new, vintage-inspired stunner with tons of engraved details. What a lovely way to celebrate two decades together!

Lindsay loves horses and wanted equestrian jewelry for both her engagement ring and wedding ring, so we included classic horse tail braid and horseshoe filigree details in her rings (scroll down to the last picture to see what I designed). When she and Matt were ready to order their custom matching wedding rings, they chose an engraved design that references a horse's braided mane. Horse braid jewelry is a whole category of jewelry for equestrians, and this platinum and diamond option for wedding rings is a more subtle reference to your love of horses. The men's wedding ring has engraving in four...

I used heirloom gemstones to create this one-of-a-kind ruby and diamond engagement ring. The pear ruby sits at a jaunty angle, and the tine bead-set diamonds weave down each side of the ring This was such a fun custom project, and even more special because it's for my besties. Congratulations, Pat and Rosie!! About this ring, Rosie said "I couldn't be happier with my ring! It turned out elegant and unique just as I wanted!! I loved being able to repurpose family stones and give them a second life. I'm already looking forward to designing my custom wedding band! Thanks so much Christine....

I made this antique-inspired halo engagement ring for my sister-in-law, and she chose a simple rose gold wedding band to stack with it.  I love mixed metals! You don't have to worry about matching your jewelry when you intentionally mix metals. Wear what you love, what makes you feel good.