1. Choose the shape of the centre stone. You may already have a stone you want to use, or you can acquire a centre stone from one of our affiliates or a RingItOn consultantIf you already have a stone, then you will need to supply us with the full dimensions of the width, length and depth in millimetres

 

2. If you already have a stone, then you will need to supply us with the full dimensions of the width, length and depth in millimetresDecide on the design of your ring mount. This is what will hold the stone in place. You can opt for a bezel, claw or channel fitting

 

3. Decide on the design of your ring mount. This is what will hold the stone in place. You can opt for a bezel, claw or channel fittingYou can adapt the ring mount even further to make your ring even more unique

 

4. You can adapt the ring mount even further to make your ring even more uniqueChoose the shank profile. The profile is the shape of the ring as a cross section. The shape can be flat, half round, rounded edge, knife edge, upward sweeping shoulder, split shank, thick shank, fine shank, etc.

 

5. Choose the shank profile. The profile is the shape of the ring as a cross section. The shape can be flat, half round, rounded edge, knife edge, upward sweeping shoulder, split shank, thick shank, fine shank, etc.Customising the band. For an extra-special look, you can customise the band of your bespoke ring by having diamonds or semi-precious stones inserted in it.

 

6. Customising the band. For an extra-special look, you can customise the band of your bespoke ring by having diamonds or semi-precious stones inserted in it.Choose your precious metal. There are a range of common precious metals used for rings including silver, platinum, yellow, rose and white gold.

 

7. Choose your precious metal. There are a range of common precious metals used for rings including silver, platinum, yellow, rose and white gold.

In the design process you want to follow these steps: