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Nick wanted to have his initials engraved along with his wife's engraved on the outside of his titanium ring. With infinity symbols in between each set of initials. The background cut in relief and stippled to help accentuate the raised letters and eternity symbols.

This was a fun one Melanie took a picture of Phil's two tattoos and we combined them into one engraving on the out side of his titanium band that she surprised him with on their wedding day

This is a ring that we designed using an antique ring that was her Grandma's from the 1930s. She wanted rose gold and as close to the original design as possible with the garnet added to the center being bezel set.

This is a 14k white gold ring with diamond’s and sapphires. There is lot’s of family symbolism in this ring. It was fun putting Blue’s ideas into Amber’s ring.

Rebecka knew exactly what she wanted and how to have it laid out. All we had to do was get the design right and the rest was straight forward. She wanted the Celtic Knot on each side of center top of shank and the stones to be bordered with a rope

Marin and Tony have a mountain range in Colorado that is very special to them. They gave me the pictures and we turned it into a gold wedding band. The diamond represents the rising full moon and the colored stones are their birth stones. There is lots of cool symbolism in this ring

This is Tony's titanium version of Marin's mountain ring. We had to engrave the mountains on the ring because of the nature of titanium. Like Marin's the stones have very significant meaning in their representation and placement.

Ryan wanted eternity symbols to go all the way around the outside of his ring. The background has been relief engraved and the relief stippled. Leaving the symbols raised.

This is a white gold ring I made as trade for Tai Chi lessons. Two engraved bands with a wondering scroll in the middle

18k yellow 4ct. round and 4ct.pear diamonds. fourty three .02 daimonds pave' set around the big diamonds

Mary Lou’s ring was originally an eternity band constructed of these great big nice baguettes going all the way around the band. The emerald cut diamond was set with four prongs holding it right on top of the ring in the middle of the baguettes completing the circle of diamonds. When we re-designed the mounting I suggested lowering the center diamond so diamonds were sitting right next to each other instead of the emerald cut sitting above and having prongs that can snag. We also removed 8 of the baguettes from the bottom of the ring and added a solid euro shank to help keep the 7mm baguettes form being broken if something were to be picked up wrong and press against the bottom of the ring. The diamonds that were removed were going to be set in earrings to match the ring. We opened up the space under the top diamonds and created a gallery to show off the underside of the stones. Also we added an M under the center stone to give it that personal touch.

Octavia came to me with a different kind of request. Anton has a cool tribal tattoo on the inside of his forearm and Octavia wanted to surprise him by having his tattoo engraved on the out side of a 12mm platinum band. She also wanted it to go all the way around and to have diamonds set in the design to help it look more like a Wedding ring.

It took more than 3 photos to show the full design

Rose knew exactly what she wanted. Starting with a nice ½ ct. princess diamond and trillion Chatham alexandrites in a platinum mounting. She wanted the center bezel set for security and practical reasons the sides flush set to protect them. The little diamond was added to give it a different twist.

This was a work in progress for a few years. First we drew many designs to come up with the original platinum solitaire. Then we added the engraved side bands for an anniversary. Then a couple of years later it was time to pave' set diamonds around trillion sapphires. This is the after picture of the ring wish I had a picture of the before.

Scott got these from a beautiful big bull. He wanted an elk on one side and, then decided to put some mountains on the other side. The design process and wax carving made this a fun project. It's always nice to make something cool for a great friend.

A pair or ivory's that we turned into 14k yellow gold earrings.

Jolynn contacted me knowing exactly what she wanted with her stones. We talked and sent drawings back and forth via email and finally had a design for her 2ct. center and ½ ct. sides. 4, .08ct diamonds bead set down the sides and 3, .01 set in the vertical sides. Platinum with engraved accents. This one was fun and Jolynn was great to work with. She made my part easy because she knew exactly what she wanted and how she wanted it to be.

This ring was a gift Ray wanted the ivory to be set with the antlers being the holding fixture

This one I took several rings that were inherited from her Grandmother and turned them into one ring. The center came out of a four prong white gold cluster ring with the little ones prong set around it. The sides were a set of earrings and a channel set eternity band. It is 14k yellow.

This one she had the stones to start with and wanted something a little different. Something light and open but could be wore just about all the time. 14kw

This ring was made for one of the nicest ladies in the whole world. The Tanzanite was removed from a four-prong mounting. A few pictures and exchange of ideas and this is the end result. 14ky engraved mounting with just over a half carat of Vs1 diamonds.

Bree had a friend draw a picture and I took her picture and worked it over a little. We took the diamonds out of a family ring and made this 14k white gold filigree ring.

After we designed and made Bree’s filigree engagement ring we designed a wedding band to match. It was to have a matching random filigree pattern and random bezel set diamonds.

This ring we designed with the thoughts of security of the diamond utilizing a half bezel design in 14k yellow gold. Jessey wanted to be able to see the entire diamond and created the rest of the mounting to show off this beautiful Vs1 diamond.

Kristin was great to work with. She sent me several pictures of different rings. Pointing out the sections of each ring she liked. From there we started drawing pictures. Once we got the drawing right it was just a matter of making her old ring look like the picture. 18k yellow and white, with platinum scrolls.

This is a same view, of three different pictures of the same ring at different intervals. First was the wax stage. Then came the assembled and polished stage. Then came the final finished piece after engraving and milgraining.

This one was a real fun one. My client gave me a workable drawing and with a few modifications this is the finished 14kw ring.

Cindy had a diamond solitare and wanted one like she had seen in platinum but she wanted it in 18k white. So that's what we ended up doing was making this little ring to hold her 1ct. radiant cut diamond. There are 106 pave' micro diamonds + the center stone.

This one was a labor of love I made this one for my favorite Cousin’s Fiancé’ Tracy. This is a white gold mounting holding an incredible VVs1 diamond and Vs1 baguettes.

This ring was made from a couple of Tracy’s Grandma,s old rings. She wanted to turn them into one platinum ring. She wanted to have it engraved to give it a semi antique look so that she would always be able to think of her Grandma when she looked at it.

Russ wanted to surprise Lorrie with a Grandmothers ring. The center stone is for the grandbaby and the side stones represent the mother and the grandmother. We wanted to do a Mother’s Ring with a twist.

Chad designed this ring with Christens active lifestyle in mind. He wanted the diamond securely set and the wedding ring to be interlocked with the engagement ring.

Jim and Lorie were great. They came to me with an existing ring they had designed many years ago, and asked me to make one like it only different. They wanted it to be lighter thinner and more feminine. Each component of the ring has significant meaning and represents a different aspect of their lives. It is 14k yellow and white marquise sapphires and baguette diamonds.

In order to post this one on the web site, Candice made me Pinky Swear that I would never make another ring like it. We designed this one on a napkin at the Spaghetti Factory in Salt Lake. She knew exactly what she wanted and how she wanted the stones to be arranged. It took me a minute to figure out how I was going to get the marquise diamond and the trillion sapphires into the same channel. This is the ring that We built together so she could wear what she always wanted forever. 14k yellow center and 14k white side bands.

This was a restoration project when I got this ring it was smashed and all broken. I took the diamonds out of the old platinum ring and made a new ring to look like the original antique ring.

Sometimes it's fun to tear apart a ring and turn it into something else. This was a two-piece wedding set that was taken apart and turned into this 14k white with yellow tubes ring.

Kelly wanted an Anniversary Band for Torianne that was the traditional 3 stone arrangement, but wanted it to be different than the ones you see everywhere. We through around some ideas and started with the basic look, but removed the prongs and added half bezels to help make the mounting more secure and to help keep it form snagging. The center basket has been opened up to allow the whole stone to be seen.

Mendi had the diamonds for the ring she wanted. Staring with the 2ct. princess diamond in the center, quarter carats on the sides. She knew what she wanted and the way she wanted it. We drew some designs to make sure we were on the same page. Added the "M" in the gallery under the center diamond, to add a personal touch. 40 bead set diamonds plus the 3 majors. 18k white

This is the next version of the ring below. Ryan wanted to supprise Jennifer with some diamonds in the wedding band. He told I was going to get the setting checked. We did a total make over pulling the wedding band off each side and adding new ones with diamonds for their anniversary. The original version is the ring below.

Jennifer found me through a mutual friend after ending up being disappointed by one of our local jewelers. She had made the job way easy being already equipped with a design she had drawn herself. To make a long story short they couldn't get the job right and ended up loosing a client over it, because of the way they treated her. That's when she met me she was real apprehensive after her previous experience. I included her in every step of the manufacturing process. We even figured out how to intertwine the wedding band the way she wanted it. Which she was told was impossible. This is the finished 14k white wedding set.

Sheila was referred to me after having a bad ring made somewhere else in the Valley. I decided after this ring that I should always take a before to go with after shot. Anyway this is the finished ring after we pulled all her stones and remade it straight, and symmetrical so all the stones had a place to fit. We added the flowers and personalized it with an S under the center stone.

Mandy knew what she wanted as far as stones went. An emerald cut diamond and baguette rubies, and an idea of the mounting layout. It had to be able to wear every day and not risk snagging or catching on anything. A couple of pictures later and we have this secure and elegant 14k white Engagement Ring.

This was a fun one Nick had his fathers ring with the logo of the family business on it. We redid the old ring keeping the original design adding the diamonds from a ring Nick had and adding a white gold border on the external perimeter of the design top. We personalized it with names cut into the shank.

Designing this one with Pete and Sheila was really fun; we took a Family Heirloom and created this platinum and 18k yellow gold mounting. We used a modified bezel to keep the center diamond secure and yet allow the whole diamond to be seen. Pete wanted to incorporate green stones to complement Shelia’s eyes. After discussing emeralds, tsavorites ended up being the stones of choice because of their fire and durability.

Kathy knew exactly what she wanted and how she wanted it to be. Platinum head holding a nice 3ct.. 14k white gold section for the rounds and baguettes totaling 3.87ct.. Band and side rails are14k yellow gold,17mm in total width. It’s really quite the ring to hold and to see.