Jewellery is less trend sensitive than clothing, but after a few years (or decades) you might still feel the need to refresh your jewellery. Here are a couple of examples of rings that have been redesigned using the same Diamonds, but with a new look.
For their anniversary, M decided to surprise his wife by redesigning her Engagement Ring, after getting to know her taste better over the years. The ring was initially made with a centrepiece Diamond, flanked with a pair of Diamonds from M’s grandmother. Although being a pretty design, the colour of the centrepiece and side Diamonds did not match, so we removed the side-stones and they will be used for a pair of earrings at a later stage.
It might be difficult to see, but the old design, had small Diamonds placed in two rows half-way down the band. For the new design, we used the same Diamonds, but instead placing them full circle in a single row. The beading on the sides, gives the ring a vintage touch, while being a cleaned up version of the ring.
More Before and After
Redesign – The Diamond Edition
Before and After: Gemstones
Before and After: Transformations
great designs for the new rings.
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Hi, I am keen to redesign an old diamond ring that was given to me (but I have never worn as it was a design that was rather old-fashioned) … Can you kindly email me to give me an idea of what it would cost to redesign & reset the ring?
Dear Bessy,
We have emailed you further info.
Regards,Sara
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