CUSTOM DESIGN · LIBERTY DIAMONDS

A ring with your point of view.

Begin with a cushion diamond. Build around the details that make it yours—from the line of the band to the way the setting holds the light.

Discuss your design
A cushion diamond ring showing its basket and pavé band in profile

ROOM FOR INDIVIDUALITY

Let the details tell your story.

A few ways to frame a cushion. These designs are inspiration for a conversation about your own ring.

Elongated cushion solitaire with a yellow gold band and white metal prongs
A clean silhouetteTwo-tone solitaire inspiration
Square cushion halo ring with a pavé band
A frame of lightHalo and pavé inspiration
Elongated cushion halo diamond ring worn on a hand
Made to be wornProportion, presence, and everyday perspective

FROM AN IDEA TO A RING

A thoughtful path to something personal.

  1. Share your vision

    Bring reference images, favorite details, your preferred metal, and a comfortable budget. We’ll discuss the possibilities together.

  2. Choose your diamond

    Compare cushions and review the individual stone’s details. The diamond’s shape and measurements help inform the setting.

  3. Refine the design

    Explore the proportions and details through the design process. Ask about drawings or CAD views to help visualize the piece before making a decision.

  4. Plan the finish

    Confirm the design, pricing, ring size, and expected timing with the team before production begins.

Four CAD views of a custom floral cushion ring with colored accent stones
Behind the design: CAD views show the setting from multiple angles. A rendering is a design illustration; it does not represent the exact appearance of the finished stones or metal.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

A few helpful details.

Do I need a finished design in mind?
No. A few images or a sense of the styles you like is a useful place to start. The conversation can help clarify the direction.
How long does a custom ring take?
Timing depends on the design, diamond selection, materials, and the work involved. Share your occasion or target date when you contact us, and ask the team to confirm the schedule for your project.
Can we discuss a budget first?
Yes. A budget helps guide the diamond and design options. Ask for a clear proposal before committing to the piece.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring inspiration images, the details you love or want to avoid, your preferred diamond shape, any known ring size, and your budget and timing. It is fine if some of those are still undecided.

A LITTLE GUIDANCE GOES A LONG WAY

Let’s find the cushion that feels like you.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you explore the possibilities, one thoughtful detail at a time.

Start a conversation