Ceremony Rings
Engagement and Wedding Rings, Made One at a Time
Not everyone wants a ring that looks like everyone else's. The stones here run toward salt and pepper diamonds, icy greys, blacks, sapphires and morganite, chosen one at a time for what each one actually does in light rather than for how cleanly it grades. The bands are organic, faceted, sometimes uneven on purpose, because a hand made them.
Engagement and Wedding Rings, Made One at a Time
Not everyone wants a ring that looks like everyone else's. The stones here run toward salt and pepper diamonds, icy greys, blacks, sapphires and morganite, chosen one at a time for what each one actually does in light rather than for how cleanly it grades. The bands are organic, faceted, sometimes uneven on purpose, because a hand made them.
Every ring is cast in solid 10k or 14k gold from certified recycled metal and finished by hand in the studio. Stones are sourced from suppliers who can tell us where they came from, including lab grown diamonds when that's the right choice. Rings sized beyond the listed range, stones swapped, a band widened or narrowed: most of it is possible, and it starts with a conversation rather than a form letter.
If nothing here is quite it, that's often the better outcome. Custom rings begin with a deposit and a conversation about what you want the thing to mean. Many clients bring their own gold, an inherited ring or something that no longer gets worn, and it gets melted down and remade. If you'd rather make the rings yourselves, the couples workshop puts you at the bench for a day casting your own bands.
Made by Jessica Lawson outside Joshua Tree, California.