Diamonds
Heirloom diamonds, diamonds from an engagement ring or wedding ring you own, and loose diamonds, natural or lab-grown.
ReJewel™ by Lisa Robin · In the studio near Dayton or by Zoom
Redesign the engagement ring, wedding ring or inherited jewelry you already own into a piece you’ll wear every day, built around the diamonds and gold that carry its meaning.
Jewelry that came to Lisa, and what it became. Drag the line to compare.
Three stages, the same as a custom engagement ring, with more care at the start to evaluate and protect what you bring.
One 45-minute consultation with Lisa, in the studio or by Zoom. Bring your jewelry to the studio, or text photos before a Zoom appointment. Lisa evaluates each diamond and gemstone, and together you decide what to keep, what to change and what your new piece should be.
Lisa builds CAD renderings sized to your own diamond or gemstone, so you see the proportions, profile and setting before anything is made. Change anything until it’s right. Nothing is made until you approve.
Your ReJewel™ is made by hand in about 3 to 4 weeks after you approve the design. Pick it up at the studio or have it shipped to you.
Many ReJewel™ projects are rings. A ring redesign can:
Your diamonds and gemstones can also become a necklace, a pendant, earrings or a right-hand ring. To design a new band to sit beside your engagement ring, see custom wedding rings.
Heirloom diamonds, diamonds from an engagement ring or wedding ring you own, and loose diamonds, natural or lab-grown.
Sapphires, rubies, emeralds and other colored gemstones, evaluated one by one.
Yellow, white or rose gold, or platinum you no longer need, credited toward your project.
One designer, start to finish
Lisa evaluates what you bring, listens to the story behind it, and explains every choice, and every number, before you decide.
By Zoom, from anywhere: text photos before your consultation, ship your jewelry to the studio, review your renderings on screen, and have your finished piece shipped back to you. In the studio near Dayton: bring your jewelry and have it evaluated in person.
A ReJewel™ is the redesign of jewelry you already own into a new custom piece. The diamonds, gemstones and gold come from you; the design is made for the way you wear jewelry now. Heirloom jewelry redesign, restyling, resetting and remodeling all describe the same thing: keeping what matters and changing the rest.
Where
Jewelry can be shipped to the studio and back.
Consultation
Lisa evaluates every piece you bring.
Reuse
Old gold or platinum can be credited.
See It First
Sized to your own diamond or gemstone.
Price
Every number shown before you approve.
Timing
Crafted after you approve your design.
Often it’s the center diamond. Sometimes it’s a gemstone, an engraving or the story of how the piece came to you. That anchors your new design.
Setting height, comfort for daily wear and proportion to your hand. Some older settings sit high or catch on clothing.
Extra accent diamonds, a heavy setting or a detail you never loved can be set aside or used elsewhere.
With those answers, Lisa designs forward, and you see it in CAD before anything is made.
Every ReJewel™ is priced from its design: the metal, the work in the setting, and any diamonds or gemstones you add. Reusing your own diamond means you aren’t buying a new center diamond. Because the diamond or gemstone is yours, a handling fee covers designing around it and setting it, and gold or platinum you no longer need can be credited toward your project. Lisa shows you every number at your free consultation, before you decide.
Choose this if you want to combine several pieces, reuse side diamonds or gold, or turn a ring into a necklace or earrings. Lisa designs a new piece around everything you want to keep.
Jewelry redesign turns jewelry you already own into a new custom piece. Lisa Robin’s redesign service is called ReJewel™: your diamonds, gemstones and gold are carried into a design made for the way you wear jewelry now, and you see CAD renderings before anything is made.
Yes. Lisa can redesign a wedding ring you already own: reset its diamonds, change the metal, rework a wedding set into one ring, or make a new band from the diamonds and gold in your old one. To design a new band for your engagement ring, see custom wedding rings.
An engagement ring reset moves your diamond from its original setting into a new engagement ring designed for you. The diamond stays the same; the setting, metal and band change.
No. Your diamonds and gemstones can become a necklace, a pendant, earrings or a right-hand ring. Any project that reuses jewelry you own is a ReJewel™.
Every ReJewel™ is priced by its design, metal and any diamonds or gemstones you add. Because you supply the diamond or gemstone, a handling fee covers designing around it and setting it. The consultation is free, and Lisa shows you every number during it.
About 3 to 4 weeks after you approve the design. Projects that combine several pieces can take longer, and you’ll know the timeline before crafting begins.
Yes. Gold or platinum you no longer need can be credited toward your project. Lisa looks at your metal at the consultation and shows you the credit before you approve the design.
Most can. Very small accent diamonds are not always suitable for resetting, and some gemstones need a setting chosen to protect them. Lisa evaluates every diamond and gemstone at your consultation, so you know what can be reused before your design begins.
No. Consultations happen in the studio or by Zoom, your jewelry can be shipped to the studio for the redesign, and your finished piece can be shipped back to you.
Lisa’s craftsmanship is warrantied. How your finished piece is covered depends on whether it is newly designed or keeps its original setting, so Lisa explains your coverage at your consultation.
Book a free ReJewel™ consultation, in the studio or by Zoom. Have a question first? You can start a chat from the consultation page.
Bring the piece you love but never wear. In a free 45-minute consultation, in the studio or by Zoom, Lisa will show you what it can become and what it will cost.