Private commissions

Made for you.
Made to endure.

A remarkable stone. An idea with meaning. A piece that belongs only to you. Tell us what you have in mind, and let us shape the details together.

Begin your commission
Red spinel ring design with a baguette diamond halo, yellow-gold band and white-gold setting
Dawson Alexander · One of One Spinel
01

Share your idea

Tell us about the piece, the details that matter and the budget you have in mind.

02

Consider the possibilities

We review the brief, clarify any unknowns and discuss suitable options and a quotation.

03

Agree the details

The design, stones, price and making schedule are agreed before your commission proceeds.

The piece you have in mind

A few details about the design help us understand the character, purpose and scope of your commission.

For example, an engagement, an anniversary, a gift or a piece for yourself.
Tell us what you love, what you want to avoid, and any details that matter. A starting idea is enough.
Paste links to photographs, a shared image folder, sketches or pieces from our Archive. Make sure we can view them without signing in. You can also send photographs when we reply.
Include the design name or link, existing metal and stones, dimensions, what should be retained, and what you would like changed. Please do not send jewellery before arrangements are agreed.
For example, one ring, one pair of earrings, or two matching wedding bands.
The stones at its heart

Tell us about the stones you imagine, or the ones you already own. “Please advise” is welcome throughout.

Stones you already own

We will need to assess suitability before agreeing to use existing stones.

Include each stone’s carat weight and length × width × depth in mm, if known; condition, chips or prior damage; whether loose or mounted; any treatments and report details.
Include the issuing laboratory and report number or a viewable link. Photographs of the stone and existing setting are helpful.
Country and city are sufficient at this stage.

Principal stones

Answer what you know. We can help refine the stone selection against your budget.

For example, spinel, sapphire, ruby, emerald or diamond. Include alternatives you would consider.
For example, deep red, vivid pink, pale blue or colourless; mention colours to avoid.
A range is fine. For several principal stones, give the weight of each.
Length × width in mm and number of stones, if known.
If relevant: diamond colour and clarity, cut quality, visible inclusions, transparency, and which qualities you would prioritise.
Any origin requirement or preferred laboratory, such as GIA, and whether you need a loose-stone report, finished-jewellery report or both. Availability and suitability will be confirmed.
Tell us the gemstone type, natural/lab preference, shapes (for example baguettes or round diamonds), colour/clarity, arrangement, approximate number and desired total carat weight, if known.
The finishing details

Metal, setting and finishing choices shape both the character of your piece and the quotation.

Choose only if you have a preference; we will confirm what suits the design.
For example, an 18ct yellow-gold band with a white-gold head and claws.
Milgrain edges, hand engraving, filigree, pierced galleries, carved shoulders, hidden stones, or any other details.
Provide the exact wording, initials, date or symbol. Space and feasibility will be confirmed.
Include known metal sensitivities, preference about rhodium plating, dexterity considerations or comfort requirements. Share only what is relevant to the piece.
Proportions, fit and feel

Measurements help us estimate materials and construction. We will confirm critical dimensions before making begins.

Select your jewellery type in step 1 to see the relevant measurements. Unknown sizes can be confirmed before production.

Include half sizes where needed. Leave blank if it needs measuring.
In mm, if known. For multiple rings, give each separately.
Should it sit flush with an existing band? Include the existing band’s width/height, finger, comfort-fit preference and any sizing concerns.
Length / drop, width and hoop diameter in mm, if known.
Lightweight everyday, statement weight, or a maximum weight per earring.
Height × width × depth in mm, if known.
Give the length and units (cm or inches), and any adjustable lengths.
For an existing chain, include the clasp dimensions so the bail will fit.
Give the measurement and units (cm, mm or inches), if known.
For a bangle: internal diameter, or inside width × height in mm.
Close, regular or loose fit; preferred dimensions, if known.
Describe the piece and give measurements with units, if known.
For example, brooch pin and safety catch, cufflink backing, articulation, weight limits or how the piece will be worn.
Include exact dimensions you need to match, any size restrictions, and how measurements were taken.
A brief we can quote against

An honest budget and timeframe help us propose suitable stones, materials and construction.

For the whole commission, including sourced stones and making. We will set out taxes, delivery and any optional costs in the quotation.
This is a request, not a confirmed delivery date.
Helps us estimate delivery. No full address is needed yet.
Mention travel plans or any arrangements that might affect timing. Collection and delivery options will be confirmed.
Let’s begin the conversation

Review your brief, add your contact details, and send your enquiry. We will come back to you to clarify details and discuss the next steps.

Include the international country code. Required if you choose phone or WhatsApp.

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