Category: Exclusivity

Ever wondered what’s wrong with your ring, and you just can’t seem to figure it out? Choosing a ring is not just about aesthetics. It’s about finding a piece that seamlessly fits into your lifestyle. Here, we will be exploring some common problems encountered with your jewellery and their solutions.

Finding the right size and style of ring that complements one’s hand and lifestyle can be a struggle, leading to discomfort with the chosen piece.  

This will leave you frustrated, and you feel that the item doesn’t belong to you anymore.

Use custom design. Figure out your size and convey the information to your jeweler.

Letting your jeweler know when it doesn’t feel right. Feel free to express your discomfort. Do not be illusion-ed into ‘the emperor’s new clothes’ mentality.

Men’s active lifestyles may pose durability concerns for rings, requiring frequent maintenance and careful consideration of materials to ensure longevity.

There’s a variety of metals out of which your rings can be designed from. Silver does require frequent maintenance. Materials like white gold, platinum require less maintenance and have higher longevity. We will discuss this topic in another article linked here.

With a dearth of variety in the jewellery market, men are often left searching in vain for jewellery pieces that authentically reflect their individuality.

Now this one’s a complex issue to handle. Jewellery firms around the world should focus on customization suited to customer demands. At our firm we uphold our collaborations with various artists from around the globe in designing the best for you.

But don’t just listen to us! Speak to those you know of the kind of ring you want. It may be a friend with aesthetic capabilities. Bring your idea to reality. Then offer it up for custom design. And if your lucky You’ll be wearing something that truly belongs to you.

Does your jewellery piece bother you? Do reach out to us for expert counsel on how to make your jewellery feel like yours again. All of our advice will be given in consultation with jewellery experts and craftsmen.