How to Work with a Custom Jeweler To Create A Stunning
Piece
Everyone dreams of jewelry that defines their image, a
endless
quest for the perfect
piece. Yet the only way to make sure
that you get there is through working
exclusively with a creative jewelry that can share and express your
vision for personal jewelry that matches your individual style.
Here are a few key tips to working with a jeweler to
ensure that
your vision becomes reality
that you will enjoy season after season.
Ask to see prior work
Jewelers will keep pictures or samples of their work and
before
you choose who you will work
with it is a great idea to study some of
the pieces that they have
made in the past. Look for quality of
construction, visual harmony
in colors chosen and the range of styles
that the jeweler has
created. Jewelers love to show off their
talent and
successful projects and this
is a good opportunity to explore the
personal style of the
potential jeweler you might choose.
Know what you want
There are certain things that have to be communicated to
your
jeweler to ensure that you
receive the look you are hoping for. Be
sure
to express your ideas about
color, size, design ideas, and specific point
about length, stones for each
piece you are looking to buy. Remember,
the whole point of going
custom with jewelry to get what you want so
make sure you have a well
thought-out out plan.
If you are going to leave style
and design choices up to the
jewelry designer at least let
them see, get a description of a outfit or
dress you might be trying to
purchase the piece to match or your
inspiration for wanting to go
custom.
Discuss the scope of the project
Don’t just choose
a design and walk away. Discuss the
steps of
the project—timeframe, costs,
unexpected cost, materials, approximate
start and finish dates and
payment terms. It is easy to get so
wrapped
up in the excitement of a
custom jewelry piece that you forget the
practical steps required
to make your dream a reality. For a consultation regarding custom jewelry with Corinne Anderson contact her at genesisjewelry@mail.com
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