Custom Rings- How Does it all Work?

April 11, 2016 2 Comments

Custom Rings- How Does it all Work?

Custom Celtic Rings

Walker Metalsmiths Celtic Jewelry

So you love our custom rings- now how does it all work?

 

Our custom "Frame Rings" are created by hand-fabricating decorative and symbolic elements; filigree, granulation, carvings and castings with gem stones. Yellow, white and rose gold and a deep selection of gemstones offer endless possibilities. If you like what you see and want to make a purchase, there are several ways to proceed: 

Have it Now

            The selection on our website of custom rings are ones that we currently have finished and in stock. Within each listing it will tell you the size that it is available in and if the ring can be sized or not. We have a variety of styles available; from gorgeous cocktail rings to unique and dainty engagement rings. These rings are ready to ship out to you!

Two rings that are currently available to have it now!

Get it customized

            Have you seen one of our previous rings but wished it was in a different color gold or set with a different stone? We can do that! The beauty of our custom rings is that they are all one of a kind, and a new one can be handmade just for you. To look through our previous designs, click here to go to our Flickr page. Throughout the process, we will work with you and decide what elements, symbols, colors, proportions and dimensions of the previous ring you like, and which ones you would like to change; our ultimate goal is for you to have your perfect ring. If there is a certain stone or color you are looking for, let us know! We have a wonderful selection of unique gemstones and diamonds for you to pick from. We also carry stones from Peter Torraca, whose focus is on providing one of a kind, fine colored gemstones that are suitable for use in high-quality jewelry, click here to view his stones.

 

The start of a custom ring.

Work with our designers for a unique custom ring

            Is your dream ring something you have not quite seen yet? Work with our designers to create the ring you have been dreaming of! We will work with you and decide what elements of previous rings you like, and which ones you would like to change; and from there decide what parts you want in your own unique ring. These rings can be as simple or as extravagant as you wish them to be!

 

 

If you have any additional questions about creating a custom ring, give us a call at
1-800-488-6347 or email service@walkermetalsmiths.com



2 Responses

Julie Daniels
Julie Daniels

January 02, 2017

I am interested in a ring you have pictured on your custom page. It is an amethyst sitting on top of a group. Can you please tell me the price and how to work out the size.
Thankyou

Brian Helms
Brian Helms

April 12, 2016

I have purchased many items from Walker’s metalsmith in Andover NY such as belt buckles, rings and pendants and all are beautiful hand crafted. ..one of them places I can’t walk out of without purchasing something that strikes my eyes. ..love this place

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