Peter Norman Jewelry Services

Custom Engagement Rings

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The most important of a Peter Norman Engagement ring is that it’s a CUSTOM engagement ring, not a CUSTOMISED engagement ring.  Every ring is a one-of-a-kind, made for you. Anything is possible.

This is very different from a CUSTOMISED ring, where instead, you are selecting from options, not unlike buying something from IKEA.  Most other jewelers provide a build-a-ring service, where you choose your options.  Not us.  It’s a 100% handmade original every time.

All rings shown here are one-of-a-kind custom-designed rings, made to our clients’ specifications. They are displayed here to inspire and present you with style options. Any ring you purchase from Peter Norman will be a custom-made original.

Yes, many jewelers can create a custom engagement ring that is inspired by a famous or iconic ring. However, they will likely avoid an exact copy due to copyright issues and to maintain a certain level of originality in your design. Remember, it’s always nice to have some personal elements incorporated in your ring, making it uniquely yours.
Yes, modifying an existing ring design is a common way to create a custom engagement ring. This could involve changing the type of gemstone, the type of metal, the setting style, or other design elements. This can be a great option if you like a certain ring design but want to make it more personal or unique.
Yes, many jewelers allow you to use your own gemstones in a custom engagement ring. This can be a great way to incorporate a family heirloom or a stone with sentimental value. However, you should always ensure that the jeweler is experienced in handling customer-provided gemstones, as they require careful handling.
Most jewelers provide a sketch or 3D model of the custom engagement ring before production, allowing you to visualize the final product and make any necessary changes. Some may even produce a wax or resin model of the ring for you to try on. This process helps ensure that the finished ring will be exactly as you imagined.
To ensure your custom engagement ring is ethically made, ask the jeweler about their sourcing practices for both gemstones and metals. Many jewelers offer conflict-free diamonds and recycled or fair-mined gold. Additionally, you might choose a lab-created diamond or gemstone, which has less environmental impact and doesn’t contribute to conflict or labor issues.
The process of creating a custom engagement ring typically takes between four and eight weeks. This timeline includes consultations, design approval, production, and final adjustments. However, this can vary depending on the complexity of the design and the jeweler’s schedule.
The cost of a custom engagement ring can vary significantly based on the materials used, the complexity of the design, and the price of any gemstones included. While custom rings can sometimes be more expensive than pre-made rings due to the labor and skill involved, you have the ability to control aspects of the design to fit your budget. Remember, custom doesn’t necessarily mean expensive, it means personal.
Custom engagement rings are unique pieces of jewelry that are designed and created according to your specific preferences and requirements. This allows you to have an engagement ring that is completely personal and unique, reflecting your taste and your love story. Custom engagement rings can be made in a variety of materials, styles, and featuring various gemstones.
If you need to resize a custom engagement ring, most jewelers can accommodate this. However, some designs and materials are more difficult to resize than others, so it’s always best to discuss this possibility with your jeweler in the initial design stages. Also, remember that frequent resizing can potentially damage the ring, so try to get an accurate size measurement from the start.
The process for designing a custom engagement ring generally starts with a consultation to discuss your ideas, preferences, and budget. From there, a sketch or 3D model is created for approval and, once approved, the ring is crafted and any gemstones are set. After a final inspection for quality and craftsmanship, the finished ring is delivered.
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