Two ways to begin:
A fully bespoke design.
You might arrive with a photograph, a sketch, a family stone, or simply a feeling you want the piece to express. Stephanie translates that into something drawn for you alone, a design as specific as the story behind it.
Customise an existing design.
A design in the collection that already feels close to perfect can be made completely yours. Gold colour, diamond size, stone shape, the details that matter adjusted until the piece feels unmistakably yours.
A considered process.
A first conversation.
The process begins with a conversation in person, or online. You share what you imagine, or simply what you feel, even if the idea is still forming. Stephanie listens carefully, asks the right questions, and shows you what is possible.
Some clients arrive with a clear vision. Others arrive with only a feeling. Both are exactly the right place to start.
Stones & design.
Should your piece include a diamond or gemstone, Stephanie personally sources a curated selection chosen around your brief. She then develops design proposals drawn specifically for you. Together you refine the proportions, details and stone until the design feels completely right.
Crafted with care.
Once the final design is approved, your piece is crafted by specialist ateliers in Switzerland and Europe, each personally chosen by Stephanie. Traditional jewellery techniques and modern precision, working together. Made to be worn, and worn for a lifetime.
Stephanie grew up surrounded by diamonds, her father and grandfather cut them in South Africa. She trained at Central Saint Martins and the GIA. Every bespoke commission is handled by her personally, from the first conversation to the finished piece.
A longer story sits behind the jewellery. It begins on a sailing boat.
Some pieces are found. Others are made for a particular person, at a particular moment. Everything begins with a story. Yours.
everything you need to know.
None at all. Many clients arrive with only a feeling or a vague image in mind. Stephanie's role is to ask the right questions and shape that into a design. You simply need to know how you want it to feel.
The design phase moves at your pace, refined until it feels entirely right. Once you are happy, production takes six to eight weeks depending on the complexity of the piece.
Yes. Stephanie works with clients across Switzerland and internationally. Consultations take place by Zoom, phone or email, and the full process can be completed from anywhere.
Stephanie's collection uses lab-grown diamonds exclusively. For bespoke commissions, the choice is yours, lab-grown or natural. Get in touch to discuss what's right for your piece.
Yes. Working with a stone that already belongs to you, whether inherited or simply loved, is something Stephanie approaches with great care. The history it carries becomes part of the design.
Fully bespoke commissions typically begin around CHF 5,000 for an engagement ring, depending on the design and stone.
Customised pieces from the collection start from a lower figure.
Every piece begins with a conversation
An idea, a moment you want to mark, or a story you would like to turn into something tangible. That is enough to begin. Bring whatever you have, Stephanie will take it from there.
In their words.
“A whole different level from simply buying a piece of jewellery from a luxury brand. The entire journey towards the final product is an adventure in itself, it allows you to really create something unique and tailor-made to your loved one.”
Matthias, Geneva“Stephanie was brilliant at explaining why some things would and wouldn't work, until we got to something unique. When it came to stone selection, I was unsure from the photographs. But when I finally saw it in person I can honestly say they were perfectly chosen.”
Damian, Luxembourg“Stephanie guided us through the process in detail and took care of everything, making a very difficult decision entirely stress free. I have been wearing my engagement ring for over two years now and have never had an issue with it. The quality is faultless.”
Letizia, London