1. From Inspiration to Creation

The Mimosa Ring was born from the desire to reinterpret an existing model the client loved as a starting point. The project evolved into a bespoke creation where aesthetics and function meet in balance. Crafted in white gold with side diamonds and a central octagonal emerald, the ring embodies technical precision and meticulous attention to every detail.

2. Goldsmith Art vs Industrial Production

In the industrial world, every gram counts-often in the wrong way. Companies shave thickness from bands, prongs, and settings to save gold and multiply profit. An artisan weighs time, not metal: designing for durability, stone stability, and long life. That is the difference: industry plans for replacement; the craftsman designs for permanence.

3D design and prototyping: a shared language between client and artisan.

3. 3D Design as a Shared Language

Through 3D design and prototyping, each stage became a tangible dialogue with the client. Modelling defined proportions, thicknesses, and costs with a margin of error below 10%, ensuring transparency and avoiding surprises. This approach lets you “touch” the shape before casting a clear, reassuring vision of the final jewel.

4. Harmony, Symmetry, and the Final Choice

During review, the client compared two options: one with randomly placed settings, like the industrial reference, and one with a balanced, symmetrical arrangement. The choice was immediate harmony became design. This is the heart of the bespoke process: taking part in the birth of your own jewel. The prototype becomes proof of balance between aesthetics and structure.

5. The Value of Durability

Durability holds three dimensions that coexist in every handcrafted creation:

Physical durability — structural resistance: calibrated thickness, solid prongs, no lightened materials.
Economic durability — long-term stability: a jewel designed to be passed down, not replaced.
Symbolic durability — emotional continuity: a bond engraved in matter that lives beyond the wearer.

An industrial ring, made to be replicated and replaced, averages 10/15 years of life. A Mimosa Ring, built with rigour and harmony, is meant to cross generations. Durability is not just technical; it is an act of love, a promise between time and matter.

6. Why Choose a Custom Jewel

Choosing a custom jewel means embracing real value: materials, geometry, comfort, and longevity. It is not only an aesthetic decision but an ethical one. The desire to own something created to live, not to be replaced. The artisanal process is pragmatic yet profoundly human: every technical decision stems from listening, and every millimetre carries meaning.

7. Conclusion and Invitation

The Mimosa Ring embodies an approach that unites art, science, and time, a jewel that does not fear the passing years, because it is built to endure them.