From the first sketch to the final polish.
A three-bench jewelry workshop in the Providence Jewelry District. Here is how a custom ring is made, what each step costs and what to bring to your consultation.
Consultations are free
Made in our own workshop
Three ways to get your ring.
Most couples design from scratch. Ready-made rings and heirloom resets go across the same bench and through the same checks.
Open five days a week.
Tue to Fri
10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday
10 AM to 4 PM
Thursday
Consultations until 8 PM
Sun and Mon
Closed, workshop days
From Providence Station, 10 minutes
Walk south through downtown into the Jewelry District and turn onto Chestnut Street. Look for the green door at number 212.
Parking
Metered parking on Chestnut Street and a public garage one block away, with two short-term spaces out front for repair drop-offs.
Bringing your own stone?
We set stones bought elsewhere, family diamonds and gems from your travels. Every stone is checked under the microscope before we quote, so nothing chips on our watch.
Diamonds, sapphires and rubies
Softer gems like opal on request
Setting from $60 a stone
A written condition report first
Worn every day, checked every year.
Daily wear loosens prongs and dulls the polish. Every ring we make comes back for free cleaning and a prong check whenever you like, and we remind you once a year.
Free cleaning, any time
Prong check under the scope
Free resizing in the first year
Repairs to our own work at cost
Before your first visit.
Do I need an appointment?
For consultations, yes, so the gemologist and the stones are ready for you. Repairs, resizing and cleaning are walk-in during open hours.
Lab-grown or natural?
Can you work from a photo?
What is the deposit?
Your ring starts with one visit.
Book a free consultation in a minute. We reply within one business day to confirm the time.