Yes. Lab-grown diamonds work just fine in custom rings. I set them regularly-probably about a third of the engagement rings I make now use lab-grown...
The short answer: you get a standalone jewelry policy through a specialty insurer, not a rider on your homeowners or renters insurance. That's where I...
Short answer: a custom ring will almost never resell for what you paid, and a branded one will almost never resell for what you paid either. The difference...
About 60% of the men who come to me for a custom ring don't want anything flashy. They want something that fits - their hand, their life, their work. The...
Yes-and most of the time the answer is simpler than people think. The real question is whether you want a true match (identical metal width, profile, and...
You don't insure the ring. You insure yourself against losing it. Big distinction, and one a lot of people miss until they're standing in a hotel bathroom...
Let me be direct: a custom ring usually has no meaningful resale value relative to what you paid for it. Neither does a branded one, in most cases - but the...
Yes. I've done this maybe forty times in the last decade. The short answer is that you can absolutely have a cross, a Star of David, a hamsa, an Om, a...
A client named Priya came in last fall with a brushed platinum band she'd had for about fourteen months. It looked like she'd been scrubbing it with steel...
I had a guy come in last year - Marco, a surgeon - who'd worn the same 6mm flat-profile platinum band for twelve years. It was a perfectly nice ring. He...
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