Custom Jewelry

Enter the world of exquisite jewelry design with Meg and Steve, the dynamic duo who have taken the industry by storm.
Meg and Steve are not your average jewelry designers. They are a perfect balance of yin and yang, with Meg's love for structural and the non-traditonal and Steve's love for modern aesthetics and clean lines, they come together to create stunning pieces that are both visually appealing and expertly crafted.

What sets Meg and Steve apart is their unwavering commitment to quality and innovation. They are constantly pushing the boundaries of traditional jewelry design.

Both are happy to sit down with you and go over ideas, using all the tools at their disposal. Reference pictures, concepts or aesthetics are the starting point, both able to sketch options to help you visualize your dream into reality. They work on your timeline, so there is no pressure to make all decisions in one day and happy to answer all of your questions.

The second step in custom jewelry design involves the use of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) modeling to bring the initial sketches or concepts to life in a digital format. Skilled designers utilize specialized software to create detailed and precise 3D renderings of the proposed jewelry design. CAD modeling allows for greater accuracy and flexibility in refining the design, as clients can view and provide feedback on the digital representation of the piece before it is physically created. This technology also enables adjustments to be made more efficiently, ensuring that every aspect of the design meets the client's specifications. CAD modeling plays a pivotal role in the custom jewelry design process, facilitating communication between the client and the jeweler and ensuring that the final piece perfectly captures the desired aesthetic and vision.

In the third step of custom jewelry design, the focus shifts to the fabrication process, which involves casting and setting the components of the piece. Once the design has been finalized and approved, skilled craftsmen use traditional casting techniques to create the metal framework for the jewelry, such as the setting or band. This process may involve melting down precious metals and pouring them into molds to achieve the desired shape and structure. Once the metal framework is formed, gemstones and any additional embellishments are carefully set into place by highly trained artisans. This meticulous process requires precision and attention to detail to ensure that the gemstones are securely and beautifully positioned within the metal setting. The casting and setting phase is a critical stage in custom jewelry design, as it brings the design to life and transforms it from a concept into a tangible piece of wearable art.

Unique Custom Designs

Step 1Meet Meg & Steve

Step 2 CAD Rendering

Step 3 Casting & Setting

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