If you have any jewelry that has been left in the safety deposit box for a long time, chances are they will be sitting there for many more years.  Before you go around shopping for new earrings or pendant, show us what you have and no longer wear.  We might be able to use your existing material and turn it into something you love.  Is it too hard to imagine?  Here are some examples of what we’ve done for our customers. 

	Same gold, same pearl, same diamond......the result is compelling!  We’ve only added 2 grams of 18k white gold to turn an antique into this contemporary ring.  The customer could even keep the extra diamonds for her next creation.  If you think this is amazing, wait until you hear the price…..for $200 we had a very happy customer!
	It’s a bit harder to turn yellow gold into white gold but we managed to get the job done.  Two rings of virtually no resemblance but yes we gave this withering ring a miraculous rebirth!
	Itty-bitty studs you bought from time to time but only worn for one season?  We can also find a solution for you.
	This is a classic example of remodeling heritage jewelry.
	Turning a white gold ring into a yellow gold pendant isn’t all that difficult.  The pendant required less gold so we credited the surplus gold to buy some small diamonds.
	Customer brought in a 24k solid gold necklace, a gift she harder ever worn.  She loved the color of the emerald but oval cabochon just wasn’t her.  We melted the gold down and added white alloy to forge that 18k white gold ring.  Then we re-cut the emerald to square cabochon.  Until this day, her husband still can’t believe she didn’t actually buy it……
	Very often we would combine multiple items into one.  In this case 1 plain simple band + a pair of stud earrings = a beautiful looking diamond wedding band!
	Sometimes we don’t even need to melt the old item.  What we did was simply to remove the head of the old ring and all diamonds, make a new top and then soldered it onto the old shank.  Drill the shank with holes and set the diamonds back.  Just add some extra diamonds and milgrain the edges, now we have a whole new looking ring!
	What used to be a very hot design now becomes outdated.  What would you do if you’re not planning to wear it again?  Call us for free consultation and professional advice.