Short answer: yes, but with real-world limits I don't usually tell clients about until we're sketching. I had a client named Priya last spring - she'd...
I had a client named Priya a few years back. She came in with a photo of a ring she loved - a cathedral setting with a 1.5 carat oval center, two trillions...
I had a client named Priya come in last year with a 9.5 carat Montana sapphire she'd inherited from her grandmother. It was a gorgeous stone - cornflower...
Yes. You can. But there's a difference between getting a ring with those details and getting one where they look right. I've seen both, and I've ruined a...
The first thing I tell clients about birthstones is stop treating them like a set. You don't have to use every family member's stone just because you can....
Usually fifty percent. That's the short answer, and it's the one I'd give across the bench. But the real answer has edges, and those edges matter. The...
This is a question I get about twice a month, and the honest answer isn't about one being "better." It's about what you want the ring to do on the hand....
I get this question at least twice a week. And I usually pause before answering, because what most people mean by "trends" is what they saw on Instagram or...
I get this question a lot. More than I did ten years ago, and that's a good thing. The short answer is that there are several real options, but they come...
Men's ring design starts from a different place than women's, and most clients get it backward. They walk in thinking about style first - brushed finish,...
One essay, one object, one quiet recommendation — delivered slowly, the way these things ought to be.