I am not currently accepting custom orders.

I do however have some items that are made to order, and these can be customized in certain ways. I can make the rings in any size, and I can finish the other jewelry with a variety of finishes (high polish, matte, oxidized, bright, etc).

If you have any questions about the size of an item or stone, please message me. I sometimes approximate sizes, so I would always be happy to do a precise caliper measurement.

If you would prefer a different chain length on a necklace, I would be happy to work with you to customize your order, in most cases for no extra charge. Handmade chains will incur an extra charge to extend, as will an addition of more than 6” to a chain.

Some rings can be stretched up to a quarter of a size larger, but most rings other than the made-to-order rings cannot be sized down or sized up more than that.

I use only the highest quality materials. I take care to build wearability, durability, and ease of use into every design. That said, silver does tarnish and wire does bend under pressure. Occasionally, stones will loosen in their settings due to wear and tear on the piece. If a stone is loose, you can can send it to me for repair.

If your silver looks darker or less shiny than you'd like, I recommend using a treated silver polishing cloth rather than a dip or abrasive.

If the wire components of your piece become bent, you can use gentle finger pressure to try to repair the bend. If the damage is beyond your level of comfort to repair, I would be happy to fix your item for you (if possible) for only the cost of shipping.

My simple drop gemstone line is available for wholesale arrangements at 60% of my Etsy prices, with a minimum order of 10 pairs. Please contact me for more details.

Each order is carefully and beautifully packaged. The jewelry is secured on a card when appropriate, tied into a delicate patterned organza bag, and finally placed into a small paper bag with a printed design. I ship this inside a bubble-padded envelope.

Sometimes I ship the item inside a jewelry box for extra protection. If you would like to be certain of receiving a box, please let me know at the time you place the order.

Gift wrapping purchased at checkout consists of a jewelry box wrapped in patterned paper and a ribbon or twine, then placed into a decorative organza bag.

Absolutely! I make every effort to buy from reputable sellers who fully disclose any treatments done to the stones. I prefer to buy real, untreated gemstones.

Some types of gemstones are treated, as an industry standard, to improve the color. This includes chalcedony, topaz, and most citrine and amethyst. The heat and/or irradiation treatment is considered permanent for these stones, and they will not lose their looks over time.

Other gemstones are often dyed to make lesser quality stones look "better". I make an effort to find un-dyed ruby, sapphire, and emerald, though this means that the color will be less saturated and more irregular than the dyed (or the very high-end) stones. I actually prefer the natural look!

I use sterling silver, argentium silver, fine silver, and gold in my jewelry. Gold and 14k gold fill doesn't tarnish. All silver, however, eventually does oxidize and become darker. You can use a cloth specifically designed for polishing silver to remove the oxidization. This is a safe way to clean the silver and will not harm the gemstone. Please do not use abrasives or dips, as these may harm the gemstones or the silver.

Gold fill is a high-quality and yet affordable alternative to solid gold. Gold fill is made by permanently bonding 14k gold to the outside of another metal, usually brass or an alloy, using heat and pressure. It can't discolor, chip, or flake off like other alternatives to solid gold, and it retains its value well. It is more expensive than solid sterling silver and contains much more gold than gold plate (vermeil), at about 5% pure gold.