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It starts with a sketch
As you can see, I am no great sketch artist. This part of the process just gets the idea out of my head and onto paper.
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Carving the design
This is where the piece comes to life.
Some pieces are carved in a few months. Others sit in my sketchbook for over 10 years waiting to be brought to life.
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Sourcing the right materials
All of my designs are made with 100% recycled precious metals.
Each gemstone is handpicked and sourced from trusted dealers. Some of whom I have worked with for over 25 years.
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Adding the finishing touches
Each piece is hand-finished to ensure the highest-quality.
Every item goes through quality control to ensure it not only looks great but is durable enough to be worn daily.
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White Gold Wedding Ring FAQs
Some jewellers choose to rhodium plate white gold onto yellow gold - this means that the rhodium plating can scratch off over time.
Jeremy prefers to keep his white gold natural with a slight yellowy brown tinge. If somebody prefers a white lustre he always recommends a platinum wedding ring instead.
White gold is naturally yellow because it is an alloy of different metals, with the main component being yellow gold which provides the yellow colour.
Jeremy recommends cleaning all gold rings with warm soapy water and a soft toothbrush. use the brush to gently scrub away any dirt and oil.
It is recommended to send your ring in for a professional clean once a year. This also gives Jeremy a change to check the settings of any gemstone rings to make sure they are not coming loose.
We also recommend having your wedding ring properly insured with up to date valuations and images of you wearing the jewellery.
For a more detailed care guide please click here.
