Custom Jewelry Design

Seven Steps of Custom Jewelry Design

Custom Jewelry Design

Custom Jewelry Design

Whether you’ve had an idea in your head for years or you’ve found an existing design and want to add your own personal twist, our custom jewelry design process will ensure pieces that you will never want to take off.  People might create custom jewelry for weddings and engagements, one of a kind gifts, or family heirlooms.  At Grants Jewelry, every piece we create is one-of-a-kind.  Take a look at how the Grants Jewelry Custom Design Process works.

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Concept & Design Sketches

 

Concept and design

Every piece starts off with a concept: your concept. We will meet and capture your vision on paper. We can work with a series of sketches or photos of existing pieces to create your dream design.

Rendering

An experienced designer will create a 3-D image in a CAD program to calculate the exact dimensions of your piece.

Mold making

A rubber mold prototype is created where wax is poured to get an imprint of the design. We then heat the mold and melt the wax, leaving a cavity with which we create a ceramic casting.

Mold Making

Mold Making

Metal cast and setting

Liquefied metal is then poured into the ceramic casting which is cooled and then shattered to reveal your final piece. Then comes the most challenging task: the setting and securing of your carefully selected stones to allow for maximum sparkle. Our expert jewelers have mastered the art of a perfect setting.

Polishing

After your stones are perfectly set, your piece it is ready for its final steam polish and rhodium.

Engraving

The Grant’s Jewelry logo is engraved on every piece along with a personal message if requested. Every custom design piece receives an appraisal accurately describing the piece in detail, including value, for identification and insurance purposes.

Appraisal with Every Piece

Appraisal with Every Piece

 

Grants Jewelry can create custom pieces for every style and any budget, right here in NYC.  Contact us today to get started!

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