UNEARTHING: THE RING
I’ve been collecting - hidden notes, quiet clues, choreography, idiosyncrasies, once useless and later useful bits. All of the above and more helped me to develop technique, predictions, fluidity, a discerning eye. More significantly, I developed the ability to communicate across a divide. A divide that every jeweler encounters upon bringing someone from the outside, a client with whom to collaborate, into their work. A divide of material luxury, not of humanity or knowledge or of the luxury of creating and celebrating meaning with another.
This guide is a gift, a foundation from which larger conversations can flow.
~ Michelle

Key Elements
A final design can feature a multitude of or very few elements, depending on your aesthetic.
Bands
Bands are tailored to optimize comfort and proportion to each individual’s body.


Metals and Karats
Yellow, Rose, or White toned metals...?
Setting Styles
Both structural and decorative, stone setting techniques can be as essential as the stone itself in communicating personality and aesthetic.


Gemstones
The Four C's, Mohs Hardness, and more.
Shape and Cut
Gemstones and diamonds can be central or peripheral elements in a design.


Occasions
Find a personalized token for a birthday or anniversary.
Sizing + What's Next
Finding your ring size and how to get in touch.


Essential Questions
..that your jeweler wants the answers to.
A very handy inquiry to prepare you for our initial consultation.