You have read 'Gifting - Design Your Own Ring' the experience and the product. Now you are ready to make the deposit.  It is best if you contact me before this step so I can ensure this is the correct product for you and you understand all the steps.

This is a non-refundable item but can be redeemed against any products in the shop. 

To Summarise the process for you:

You are putting a deposit on a bespoke piece of jewellery as a gift for someone.

Before you purchase this please read:

1 - You and I have a short call to sort out budget and timings and to make sure this present is going to work for you. Please read 'Design Your Own Ring' (DYOR)  Gift descriptions (either Christmas, Birthday, Silver Wedding Anniversary or Graduation).

Ultimately you will decide the total amount for the gift – this can be secret or revealed to the receiver. Most of my DYOR silver rings start around £200 -£250 depending on the stone. Choosing a large or expensive stone, adding gold features will add to this cost. All gold rings are significantly more expensive.

2 - If you decide to go with this gift you visit my website and buy the ‘Design Your Own Ring Gift Deposit’ for £100.  This will secure your place (as I can only create five per month)  and is non-refundable but can be redeemed against any item/s in my shop.

After deposit is received I send you a beautifully wrapped luxury gift box that you can give to your loved one the big day - See Below.

3 - After the recipient has received gift, had a zoom call or visit with and selected their stone, and design of the piece -  I create a quote and send to you for approval. If the quote is accepted  you then pay the equivalent of 50% (including the deposit).  

Stones in photographs are representative and not guaranteed but I will usually have something similar if they are unavailable.

4 - I then create the jewellery (4 week lead time) and when the piece is ready for hallmarking I send you a link for the balance.

So I have made it an easy experience for you and an actual present that they take part in creating, wait for and then ultimately receive. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.