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CUSTOM DESIGN

Begin with a direction. Make the decisions personal.

A guided custom-ring inquiry for people personalising a Stellivon direction or bringing an original idea. Share what you know, leave open questions, and we will identify the next review step.

Start a design conversation
Illustrative ring-design dialogue with sketches and materials; not an actual workshop scene CONCEPT IMAGERY

01

Personalise an existing design

Begin with an existing design direction, then discuss supported changes in stone proportions, metal, size, setting and personal details.

Explore ring designs

02

Create an original piece

Begin from your own idea. New structure, CAD or development work may be required and will be scoped rather than assumed free or unlimited.

Start a design conversation

Before you begin

Shape, proportions, setting height, band profile, metal, ring size, daily wear and the detail that makes the piece yours.

  • A design direction, reference or detail you want to explore.
  • How and how often you expect to wear the ring.
  • Your ring-size status: measured, estimated or not known yet.
  • A working budget and the currency you mean.
  • Destination country or region and any preferred received date.

Unknown or undecided details can stay open at this stage.

Prepare your ring size

For the initial inquiry

Send the useful context you have and the questions you want help resolving. This starts a design review; it is not an order approval or instruction to begin making.

Selections record preferences only. They do not reserve stock, calculate an instant price, create CAD or confirm an order specification.

A design study, not a customer story

Our current imagery shows design intent. It does not represent a delivered commission or guarantee that every reference can be reproduced.

Use the written-quote checklist

Required before making

A specific stone and report status, approved design direction, metal and size, complete price, applicable terms and a clear production starting point.

Review the complete process

A few details are enough to begin.

This editorial example shows useful context without inventing a completed commission.

What I know
An emerald outline for an everyday ring.
What I am leaving open
The setting, metal and ring size.
What I want to discuss
How would this sit beside my existing band?
An example of a useful starting brief.One known preference, one open decision and one practical question can start a conversation. This example is editorial, with no client, quoted price or approved design behind it.Illustrative study · not to scale · no manufacturing specification

YOUR DESIGN BRIEF

Start with what you know.

Your saved preferences are below. Change them, add a question, or leave a decision open.

Not sure yet · Help me choose · Help me choose · Help me measure

Selections record preferences only. They do not reserve stock, calculate an instant price, create CAD or confirm an order specification.

What are you creating?

A planning preference, subject to the proposal and delivery discussion.

Budget ranges use USD as a discussion reference. If you use another currency or range, specify it in your message; this preference is not a quoted price.

Not measured yet? Choose Help me measure. A saved or estimated size still needs review before making.

What happens after my inquiry?

Your preferences begin a conversation, not an order. The next step is an individual proposal covering the stone, setting, complete price and expected timing. Your exact design is reviewed before production approval.

No payment is taken. Your budget is a preference, not a quoted price. Details are used to respond to this inquiry, not to subscribe you to marketing.

Please do not include payment details, identity documents or other sensitive information. Privacy policy.