How bespoke design, material selection, 3D modelling and making work at the Fine Cast Gems atelier.
The process starts with a consultation about the idea, wear, budget and desired result. We then define the metal, stones, size and construction.
For complex projects, we prepare a 3D model so proportions and details can be reviewed before production. This helps avoid surprises and supports a clear decision.
We make engagement and wedding rings, earrings, pendants, bracelets and heirloom pieces in 14K or 18K gold, platinum, diamonds and colored gemstones.
Stages of creating bespoke jewelry
A bespoke project aligns design, metal, stones and budget before production. Each stage has a reviewable result and a clear next step.
Consultation and brief
We discuss the idea, wear, size, budget, timing and references. The jeweler assesses what is safe and feasible.
Design and 3D model
For complex pieces, a model allows proportions, setting and details to be reviewed before metal work begins.
Making and final inspection
After approval come casting or bench work, setting, finishing and checks of dimensions, surfaces, clasps and stone security.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can a client’s gemstone be used? ＋
Often yes, if inspection confirms it is suitable for the new setting. Risks are explained before work.