FAQ

Yes. Custom jewelry is at the heart of what we do. David works directly with clients to design and handcraft one-of-a-kind pieces in our Fayetteville workshop. We can begin with an idea, a stone, an existing piece of jewelry, or simply a conversation about what you’re looking for.

Absolutely. Existing jewelry, family pieces, and heirlooms can often be redesigned into something that better fits your style while preserving the materials or sentimental elements that matter to you. Bring your pieces with you to your design consultation and we can discuss what is possible.

We work primarily in sterling silver, gold and platinum, including yellow, white and rose gold. Because each project is different, we’ll help you choose the metal that makes the most sense for the design, durability, wear and budget.

Timing depends on the complexity of the design, stone and material availability, and our current workshop schedule. Most custom projects take several weeks from finalized design to completion. We’ll give you a more specific timeline during your consultation.

Yes. We handle a wide range of jewelry repairs in our Fayetteville workshop, including broken chains, clasp replacement, prong repair, stone replacement, soldering, and other restoration work. We’ll inspect the piece first and discuss the recommended repair with you.

Can you resize my ring?
In many cases, yes. We size rings in sterling silver, gold, and platinum. The ability to resize—and how much a ring can safely be sized—depends on its construction, stones, and condition.

Yes. We regularly work with older and sentimental pieces. We’ll evaluate the jewelry before beginning work and discuss what can be repaired, restored, or preserved while maintaining the character of the original piece.

Yes. We offer complimentary cleaning and inspection of jewelry in store. We can check stones, prongs, clasps, and other areas for wear and let you know if we see anything that should be addressed.

Natural diamonds form within the earth over billions of years, while lab-grown diamonds are created in a controlled environment using technology that replicates the conditions under which diamonds form. Both are diamonds and have essentially the same chemical and physical properties. We can help you compare the differences in origin, rarity, price, and long-term considerations when choosing the right stone for you.

We primarily work with natural diamonds, but lab-grown diamonds are available by request through our suppliers. We’re happy to source and work with either depending on your preferences and budget.

Many of the diamonds we source are accompanied by an independent grading report from laboratories such as GIA. Not every diamond requires or has a grading report, particularly smaller stones. We’ll clearly explain the documentation available for any diamond you’re considering.

Absolutely. We can source diamonds and colored gemstones based on the size, shape, color, quality, origin, and budget you have in mind. You don’t need to know exactly what you’re looking for before coming in—that’s part of what we’re here to help with.