Engagement Ring Design.
Designing custom made engagement rings can be easy or complex depending on the design in question. Every engagement ring design starts with a fantastic set of diamonds or gemstones. A great, well-cut diamond or sapphire makes the process of ring designing worth the effort. It is important to find the right diamond or main gemstone before we can start to design the ring. This is especially the case with sapphire rings because these gemstones are particularly individual in cut.
What Is The Design Process?
We can arrive at the end design in a number of ways. Often clients will have photos or images of rings that they like and we can work with these and tailor the design to suit the particular gemstone they have chosen.
Sometimes the design process starts with a rough drawing on the back of an envelope. Through discussion of your likes and dislikes, we can form an idea of what it is that you have in mind, and the ring design develops from there.
Engagement ring design can be relatively straightforward or more complex, depending on what it is that you are asking us to make. Often there are elements of rings that a client would like to incorporate into their ring design, but they conflict with other aspects of the design. We have plenty of tools at our disposal to help work through the different ideas.
Over the last 45 years that we have been in the trade, we have built up a vast range tools that we can use including sample rings, ring designs, photos of rings that we have made and master patterns. These are so helpful in illustrating what we are discussing.
Discuss Your Design Ideas Directly With The Jeweller Who Will Be Making Your Ring
And of course when you come to us you will be discussing your ideas directly with the Master jeweller who will be making your ring. His many years of experience in the trade are invaluable in the design process and are key to bringing your design ideas to fruition.
They say a picture says a thousand words, so I think I’ve said enough here.ย I will let these images speak for themselves…
