Commission
Custom
A commission without haste. The house holds the specification; partner ateliers hold the bench. Studio shapes the brief — Custom carries it to release.
A commission begins with a letter. From there the work is specified in British Columbia — proportion, metal, setting, and the character of the stone — before anything is cut or set.
The stone carries an independent laboratory report. Its report number is recorded against the commission. Natural diamond, lab-grown diamond, or another named stone: the type is written plainly and never left ambiguous. Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver clients receive the same clarity.
Partner ateliers then make the piece. The house inspects before release. Nothing leaves until it has been seen.
Studio shapes metal and stone in three dimensions. Custom is the path from that brief — or from a letter alone — through specification, craft, and inspection.
Clients engage freely and may seek independent estimates; certificates and specs confirmed before production. Studio renders are illustrative. Legal
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Inquiry
Write with a city, a piece in mind, and the stone type you wish considered.
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Specification in British Columbia
The brief is held here: measurements, metal, setting, and the terms of the stone.
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Certified stone
An independent laboratory report travels with the stone — GIA, IGI, or equivalent as applicable. The type is labelled in full.
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Crafted by partner ateliers
The bench work is placed with ateliers fitted to the commission.
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Inspected before release
The house sees the finished piece. Only then is it released.