Custom jewelry

Start with a sketch. See it take shape.

Sit down with design artist Mike Langrehr and see an original idea move from conversation to sketch, wax, precious metal, and finished stone setting.

Jeweler working carefully on a piece at a traditional bench
Jeweler's bench with hand tools laid out for work

Sketch, wax, metal, stone.

Each decision is worked through with you, in an order you can understand.

The process begins by listening: who the piece is for, how it should feel, and what it needs to hold onto for years to come.

During a scheduled design session, ideas are sketched with you. Once approved, the form can be carved in wax and cast in white or yellow gold, platinum, or sterling silver. You may select gemstones through the studio or explore using stones you already own.

  • Original sketch and jewelry design
  • CAD-assisted design where appropriate
  • Wax carving and precious-metal casting
  • Customer-supplied gemstones considered
  • White or yellow gold, sterling silver, and platinum

How it works

What happens after the first conversation.

01

Sketch

Bring the person, occasion, inspiration, and any stones you hope to use. The first sketch grows out of that conversation.

02

See

The approved design becomes a wax model, letting you understand its form before it is cast.

03

Make

The piece is cast or fabricated, set, finished, and inspected before it becomes yours.

Questions are welcome

Have an idea? Call the shop and bring your references.

No jewelry vocabulary needed. A quick conversation is usually the best place to start.