You start by filling out the bespoke request form below. This helps me understand what you’re looking for and whether your idea fits naturally within my work. If something doesn’t feel aligned, I’ll let you know honestly before we go any further.

When a space opens in my bespoke calendar, I’ll reach out by email. We’ll talk about what you’re drawn to, how you imagine wearing the piece, and any thoughts you already have. At this stage, I’ll also share a preliminary price range, so everything feels clear from the start.

Bespoke pieces are made at a slower pace. There is usually a waiting period of 1–3 months before your project begins.
Once we start, the making process itself typically takes another 4-8 weeks, depending on complexity, materials, and stone sourcing.

I work with a curated and changing selection of stones in my studio. If something from this selection feels right, we build from there. Sometimes a stone comes into the process from your side. If so, I’ll help you navigate what works best, from proportions to technical considerations, before we move forward.

After we’ve aligned on the design details, the piece moves into the making stage. You’ll receive updates during the early stages, usually in the wax or initial form. Small adjustments can be made at this point. If further changes or additional requests come up later, I’ll always let you know beforehand if extra fees apply.

To keep the process calm and enjoyable for both of us, bespoke work is approached with clear boundaries around time, communication, and changes. All detailed terms, pricing structure, and guidelines are shared privately, once we decide to move forward together.