Handmade. Bespoke. Personal.
Make something
that means more.
Start with your imagination, a favorite stone or jewelry that carries a memory. Jerry can guide you through a custom design and bring it to life with old-world bench skills and modern design technology.
No two stories are alike
From your idea
to your jewelry.
The design begins with a conversation. We look at the occasion, style, materials, stones, fit and how the piece will be worn, then choose a practical way to create it.
Jerry can make pieces by hand, develop CAD drawings, print models, and use lost-wax techniques, depending on the design.
See selected work
The custom process
Every detail, considered.
From the first thought to the final polish, Jerry can help guide the work.
Consultation
Talk through ideas, inspiration, timing and a comfortable budget.
Stones & materials
Review your own stones or explore natural and lab-grown diamonds and colored gemstones through Diamond District suppliers.
Design development
Choose handwork, 3D CAD, printed models or wax as appropriate for the piece.
Making & finishing
Fabrication, setting, polishing and final attention to proportion and detail.
Old treasures. New possibilities.
Reimagine what
you already love.
An inherited ring can become a pendant. A family diamond can find a new setting. A collection of meaningful stones can become something unmistakably yours.
Bring the piece in and Jerry can assess the stones and materials, then discuss what may be reused, recycled or reworked safely.
Discuss an heirloom
Questions, answered
Before you begin.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome. For a custom design or major redesign, an appointment is recommended so Jerry can set aside time for your ideas.
Can you use my own diamonds or heirloom stones?
Yes, often. Jerry will inspect the stones and setting to determine what can safely be reused.
Do you work with lab-grown diamonds?
Yes. Natural diamonds are a major part of the work, and lab-grown options are also available.
Is every piece made the same way?
No. Jerry chooses the method that best suits the design, from traditional bench techniques and lost wax to CAD and 3D printing.
How are pricing and timing determined?
They depend on the design, materials, complexity and stones. After discussing the project, Jerry can explain the approach and provide an estimate.