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How to Design Custom Engagement Rings
Whether you are planning to pop the question or are already engaged, there is nothing more exciting than designing an engagement ring that is truly unique to your relationship. If you are considering going the custom route, there are a few things that you should keep in mind to help you get started and ensure the process goes smoothly.

Choosing the right designer is an important step, as it will be responsible for bringing your vision to life. Find someone who has extensive experience with custom work, and whose style complements your own. They will also be able to advise you on what looks good and what doesn't, so that you can be sure you are getting the ring of your dreams.

Once you have found a designer that you like, the next step is to start a design process. This involves deciding on the size and shape of the center diamond and any additional stones. engagement rings is also a great time to consider metal type, as well as setting options. For example, halo settings are very popular right now, but this may not be your style.

Another big factor to consider is your ring budget. Custom rings can be very expensive, especially if you are trying to create a ring with many intricate features. If you are on a tight budget, consider going with a preset ring instead.


If you are unsure of which design to go with, try to be as open-minded as possible during your design process. It's a collaborative effort between you and your designer, so give them all of your ideas!


Bring Inspiration When you're deciding on the size and shape of your engagement ring, it's helpful to have some design inspiration in hand. This can be images that you've seen on Pinterest, pictures from your favorite vacation or even a description of something in a book that you're interested in.

Once you've selected a design, your designer will begin putting together a CAD model, which is a 3D rendering of the final product that shows how the piece will look in person. This allows you to see how the ring will look from different angles and make any changes before production begins.

After the CAD model is approved, your ring will be sent to a Krikawa master goldsmith who completes the sculpting, soldering, mokume, stone setting and hand-engraving for you. Your ring is then cast in the precious metal(s) of your choice using the ancient art of lost wax casting.

The ring will be ready to ship within 2 weeks of the date you place the order and receive your final invoice. Your ring will be shipped with tracking and insured.

Choose your metal type and color
The metal you select will play an important role in the final appearance of your ring. Zales offers a wide variety of metals in 10K, 14K and 18K white, rose or yellow gold. You can also opt for mixed metal combinations in a variety of colors.


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