Unworn Bracelet Turned into Diamond Bands

Jewelry is very sentimental.

That’s particularly true during the pandemic. Clients are eager to custom make jewelry that’s meaningful for them, and will bring them joy during a difficult year.

During one recent custom project, a client wanted to create three stacking rings.

Two of the three rings would be diamond guard bands. To craft those two rings, we used diamonds from a bracelet that the client no longer wore.

Our Goldsmith removed the diamonds from the bracelet, and re-set them into the two bands.

Those two bands were designed to sit on either side of the stack’s focal point, a center band that represented the couple’s four children. We used eight stones in that band, two for each child’s birthstone.

That resulted in 6 blue topaz, representing December birthdays, and two pink tourmaline, representing an October birthday.

The end result was beautiful. Not only were we able to use diamonds from a piece that was unworn, and sitting in a jewelry box, but we did so to create a piece that represents everything that’s important in life: family.

Do you have unworn pieces that could be made into something new? Contact us to schedule a consult!