Explore how custom jewelry moves from idea to finished piece through live CAD design, approval, casting, fabrication, stone setting, finishing and final quality control.
This collection explains the design and production steps behind custom jewelry at Diamond Consulate, an appointment-only jewelry studio in Oklahoma City. The guides show how clients collaborate on-screen, how structural decisions are made before production, and how craftsmanship affects the final piece.
Follow the custom jewelry process from consultation and CAD through approval, casting, fabrication, stone setting, finishing and quality control.
Learn how Live Collaborative CAD Design lets clients adjust custom jewelry proportion, profile, stone placement and structure before production.
Use this collection to understand how live collaborative CAD helps refine proportion and structure, how a design is approved before production, how casting and fabrication differ, how stones are set, how finishing changes the appearance of a piece, and how quality control protects durability and wearability.
See how your ideas can be translated into proportion, structure and detail during a private design consultation.
Reserve a Design ConsultationDesign process, heirloom redesign, gemstones, pricing, timelines and everyday wear.
Diamond shapes, settings, proportions, proposal planning and custom ring design.
Metals, widths, comfort fit, finishes, resizing and pairing wedding bands.
Natural and lab-grown diamonds, cut, color, clarity, value and visual performance.
What to expect from a private, appointment-only jewelry consultation.
“Chris understood which details carried the meaning and which parts could be reimagined. The finished piece felt new without losing the story behind it.”
“Watching Donovan adjust the design on screen helped us communicate changes we could not have explained with jewelry terminology.”
“The process made craftsmanship visible. We understood how proportion, structure and stone placement would affect the finished piece before production began.”