Valentine’s Day is right round the corner! And here’s a special ring design Paul created to honor the day. Notice the entwined hearts — 20 of them! Paul really is a romantic! And this ring, like all of Paul’s jewelry is superbly hand crafted. He carved the design in blue wax first, then cast the ring in 18 karat yellow gold, polished it carefully, and set the diamonds — yes, all 20 of them!
What a perfect gift for the love of your heart!
Designer Gold’s custom design process is impressive yet comfortable for people who want just the right engagement ring to express their love.
Gold Jewelry! Platinum Jewelry! Beautiful Colored Stone Jewelry! All Designed and made here in our studio by our own jewelry artist, Paul Gross, Goldsmith. Working very hard this fall, we’ve revised our website to make it more user friendly and easier to see the beauty and detail of Paul’s work. Check out our new catalog [...]
All you need to get started is an idea, a sketch, or a scrap of paper. Then have a conversation with one of our jewelry assistants who will help you refine your idea. Finally, you will consult with our amazing jewelry designer, Paul Gross.
“Special of the Week” will appear here throughout the year to introduce you to other wonderful designers whose jewelry we offer in our gallery. Open this post to see our first 2011 Special of the Week: Sterling Silver Lantern Earrings by Mary Jane Doubleday of Hope, Maine.
Last year Paul designed platinum engagement ring inspired by the customer’s drawing. This year he completed the story by designing an accompanying wedding ring for her and a totally different ring for him.
Carris Esquivel is our new manager. After completing her MBA at Plymouth State University in 2010, she worked through a manager-training program at Designer Gold.
We had a wonderfully successful May sale this year. By selling many items, we’ve made room for our new pieces by our special designers. Thank you for your support, our wonderful, faithful customers.
On April, 2011, Designer Gold held three small diamond education classes — limited to five people in each. The objective was to help people learn about diamonds by handling them and looking at them in a microscope. We had wonderful attendance and everyone was pleased with what they had learned.
Many men love the idea of a special ring to wear, and Paul has designed and made a great number of them: wedding rings, for sure, but also little finger rings, masculine diamond rings, and large cabochon rings . . . in gold and platinum and recently in palladium.