
They are going to use the A&K monogram through-out their wedding decor and I'm so excited to see what else they come up with. Congrats Allister & Kellam!!

They are going to use the A&K monogram through-out their wedding decor and I'm so excited to see what else they come up with. Congrats Allister & Kellam!!



That's all for now - we hope to meet you in person or the virtual world soon!




And, of course, there are times when a metal-only design is requested. We can also use colored stones, and I should have an example using black diamonds to show you soon. The possibilities are virtually endless and the design process is really part of the fun. The client's input is an integral part of creating one-of-a-kind custom jewelry and we love hearing new ideas!

Pretty cool, huh? I'm always amazed at how different each design looks, even using the same letters. Once the client selects their layout, we begin discussing stone placement. I'll show you examples of that in my next post - stay tuned!



The stunning Mackay Emerald was mined in Muzo, Colombia and is the largest cut emerald in the National Gem Collection of the Smithsonian. The art deco style necklace was a wedding gift in 1931 from Clarence Mackay to his wife Anna Case Mackay. The emerald weighs 167.97 carats and is set in platinum with 35 emeralds and 2,191 colorless brilliant and step cut diamonds.


Hope you enjoyed that - think green and spring!




RED Director of Operations, the lovely Theo Tyson prepares to draw the Phantom Diamond winner - Congrats to Kenny Stewart of Atl.Style magazine!
Yours truly - either working on our display or sneaking up on the Patron Platinum - you decide!