“But I don’t know anything about diamonds.”
Good. You don’t need to. That’s my job.
Some clients arrive with a Pinterest board containing 100 rings, others know precisely what they want.
And some arrive knowing only two things: “they like yellow gold, and I know my budget range.”
All are perfectly good starting points.
First, we talk
Who is the ring for? What’s their style? What jewellery do they already wear? Do they want understated or statement? Classic or like-no-other?
And importantly: what’s your budget?
There shouldn’t be any embarrassment around that conversation. I can work with you.
Then, we look at diamonds and gemstones
I can explain shapes, sizes, colour, clarity and the differences you can actually see, not simply bombard someone with certificates and terminology.
The design starts taking shape
Metal. Setting. Band width. Stone orientation. Hidden halo. Wedding-band fit. Practical considerations.
You don’t have to decide everything immediately
A bespoke consultation should be exciting rather than intimidating. Talk, ask questions, explore the options and take some time to think about the ideas. This could be one of the biggest, or most important, purchases you ever make. You shouldn’t feel rushed into making a decision.
And the conversation doesn’t end when you leave. You can give me a call, send me a message or chat to me on WhatsApp while you’re considering your options. I’m here to answer questions and help you get it right.
My job is to guide, not dictate.
Thirty years of jewellery knowledge means you don’t need thirty years of jewellery knowledge yourself.
You just need to tell me what you like.
Book your consultation. Come with a complete design, a photograph, a vague idea, or absolutely no idea at all. I’ll take it from there.
