Commissions may include bespoke rings, symbolic medallions, pendants, milestone pieces and heirloom redesigns. Each project is developed around the person, the story and the materials involved. It might begin with a stone, an inherited piece, a significant date or simply an idea that needs shaping into form.
The Process
01 Conversation
Understanding the story, occasion, person or materials behind the piece.
02 Design
Concept sketches and refined designs explore proportion, symbolism, structure and detail.
03 Creation
Once a design is confirmed, the piece is realised with trusted craftspeople, setters and stone specialists.
Commission Details
he studio accepts a limited number of bespoke commissions each year. Projects may include milestone pieces, heirloom redesigns, symbolic medallions, bespoke rings and personal one-off designs.
Bespoke commissions usually begin from approximately €5,000, with final pricing dependent on scale, materials, gemstones and complexity.
Medallions and more detailed heirloom pieces typically begin from approximately €6,500–€8,000.
Most bespoke pieces take approximately 8–12 weeks from design approval, with more complex projects requiring a longer timeline.
Private Commission
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Private Commission
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private commission
LIMITED COMMISSIONS
If you are considering a personal piece, you are welcome to share a few details about the occasion, the wearer, any stones or heirloom materials involved, and your ideal timeline.
Commission FAQs
Order
Bespoke commissions usually begin from approximately €5,000, with final pricing dependent on scale, materials, gemstones and complexity.
Most pieces take around 8–12 weeks from design approval. More complex pieces may take longer.
Yes, where suitable. Existing stones and heirloom materials can be assessed before being incorporated into a new design.
Yes, commissions can be discussed remotely, with pieces developed between Dublin, London and New York.
Yes, selected bespoke rings can be commissioned, including engagement-style, anniversary and symbolic rings.
No. Some pieces begin with a stone, an occasion, a story or a feeling. The design is developed from there.