A collection of unusual diamond colors and shapes we are currently making pieces for.

Kite Set

#1: 1.60ct H, VS2, GIA
#2: 1.69ct, F, SI1 GIA

We’re so proud of this recent custom design engagement ring, we’re practically beaming!

Interested in a custom design ring like this? We can make your dream ring a wearable reality.

How to get your dream ring:

It’s simple. Share your ideas, images or Pinterest boards with us. Or have a one-on-one custom design consultation with a member of our team. We’ll combine your favorite elements to create a completely unique ring just for you.

Choose your gemstone:

• Mined diamonds
• Moissanite
• Other lab grown diamonds (Pure Grown, Brilliant Earth)
• Custom cut gemstones (sapphires, rubies, etc.)

Choose your metal:

• 14kt or 18kt gold
• Mocha gold
• Platinum
• Rose,white or yellow gold
• Palladium

Share your ideas via:

• Pinterest boards
• Collected images
• Written or drawn ideas

Be involved in the process:

• Review your personal project page for updates.

• Provide feedback throughout the entire process.

• Share updates with friends and family.

• Review a 3D print of your piece to ensure complete satisfaction before it’s made.

• See a professional video of your piece after it’s complete.

• Have fun…custom design is a genuinely creative process!

Unsure of what you want?

That’s okay too. Our seasoned team of custom designers is waiting to talk to you. We’ll ask you just the right questions to get you started with the magical process of custom design jewelry.

Call (888) 724-8222 or reach us at support@schubach.com. We generally respond within 24 hours (and never share your email address). Or, use our online support form.

You think you know your jewelry, do you? Well, think twice. We’re guessing you probably only know one, maybe two of these facts (we knew only a handful more so not to worry, grasshopper).

Expect to learn that:

In some cultures, people ate whole pearls to remedy illness.

 

All diamonds turn to graphite over an extremely long period of time.

 

Opals can actually be up to 30% water.