Remodelling
Keep the story.
Change the piece.
Jewellery that sits in a drawer isn't doing anybody much good. Remodelling keeps what matters — the stones, the gold, the association — and changes what doesn't.
Most remodelling begins with a box: rings that no longer fit, a brooch nobody wears, a chain that broke years ago, and one piece that carries all the meaning.
We look at it together and separate the sentiment from the setting. Sometimes the right answer is a single new piece using the original stones. Sometimes it is to leave a piece exactly as it is, and we will say so.
Common starting points:
- Inherited rings
- Old or worn settings
- Family jewellery no longer worn
- Unused loose stones
- Pieces that no longer suit their owner
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Discuss your jewellery
Bring the box.
There is no obligation, and no charge for a conversation.