Really cool custom ring designs!

[Independent Gal]

I found this jeweler''s website today. She appears to do extremely slick and unusual modern ring designs. How cool is the mountain range stacking ring!? I''ve been calling around and I spoke with her about FI and my wedding bands today and mentioned that design, and apparently, she''s planning a ''city skyline stacking ring'' too. I also think the thick square/ thin round / thick square two-tone stacking ring is gorgeous. She does custom e-ring work also, so in case someone is looking for modern lines and a designer who is smaller, and not among the ''usual suspects'' might be a good option. She sounded very nice and highly skilled (and GIA trained).

www.disegnojewellery.ca and I think her name is Pam? I''ll try to post some pics from her website.

 

[poshpepper]

Definitely unique stuff!!!

This one was pretty interesting:

 

[Independent Gal]

Here are my faves from her website:

 

[Independent Gal]

her website says this one is meant to be worn on the middle finger.

 

[Independent Gal]

yummy! gorgeous shapes. I think this one would be gorgeous with a diamond too.

 

[Independent Gal]

Very sculptural. I LOVE that. I really want one of her pieces now.

 

[Independent Gal]

And here''s the mountain range. She said that this can be worn with spacers in between to, uh, fill out the topography. I love the idea of a New York skyline version! So cool.

 

[BigDiamonds]

Wow! Cool stuff!

I really like that mountain range too, especially with spacers...do you think it could be made in white gold?

 

[Independent Gal]

I'm sure she could make the mountain range in white gold! GAH! I want one too. I'm thinking the stacked two-tone ring would be great in rose gold with white gold. So... yummy.

I actually like the one PoshPepper posted a little less. Maybe because I was attracted by the clean lines to begin with?

 

[Independent Gal]

How about this one? Isn''t it, well, perfect? I mean in terms of proportions and curves vs. angles? If the last one was sculptural, this one is... architectural.