Creating bespoke jewellery starts with meeting the costumer to "brainstorm" about the person's tastes and likes in life.
During this process, inspiration eventually points out themes and shapes for a design.
On the moment ideas are sketched for first suggestions.
Then jeweller and costumer will approach and fine-tune the final design.
When certain and agreeable, the jewellery can be created.
For instance, the costumer shared her recent and first encounter of peony flower; finding it most beautiful and unique.
The peony blossom is the main feature for an elegant yellow gold pendant, with the costumer's family diamond at its heart.
The design had to include a family diamond set in the last remaining earring from a pair.
Two flat templates of the flower were cut out in 9 carats yellow gold sheet.
Once the petals were formed, the twin flowers were stacked, and the diamond positioned inside, to be finally soldered together.
