Create Your Own One-Of-A-Kind Custom Jewelry
Have you been dreaming of someday owning your own one-of-a-kind custom designed ring or jewelry? A highly personalized jewelry piece is enormously satisfying for anyone who has an idea for a special design that they wish to see come to life. Even if you’ve lost a treasured jewelry item, not to worry! Give us a sketch or better yet, a photo of the piece and we’ll happily recreate it for you at Saettele Jewelers, St. Louis.
Show Off Your Individuality
Whether you select diamonds, colored diamonds, gemstones, moissanite, or synthetic diamonds from our wide inventory or use stones you’ve had all along, we will help you realize your dream of custom jewelry. We understand the joy of personal expression through custom made jewelry. Jewelry is one of the most creative ways to express your individuality. Certain pieces will become your signature over time—as much part of you as your own name.
Discover how fun it is to design a unique piece of jewelry. Our design studio boasts a talented staff of gemologists and designers all eager to share the latest jewelry trends with you and hear about your ideas.
The Process
We will meet with you to clarify your style and what you want to see in your custom piece. Your piece can be a solitaire, a vintage design, halo, or other individual design. Bring your stones and ideas with you and watch us bring your ideas to life.
CAD Custom Jewelry
The next step is to put your ideas in to a Counter Sketch with computer-aided (CAD) software. In this step, we begin to create the concept in perspective for a realistic impression, complete with all the details you choose. With this model, it is easy to make any adjustments you want.
The Finished Product
Once the CAD model is approved by you, we enter the exciting stage of bringing your custom item to life by casting it in a precious metal. From this time forward, you only have to wait a few weeks until your new, beautiful, one-of-a-kind jewelry is in your hands.
Your jewelry. Your design. Wear it proudly.
