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Contact Reinhard: private and corporate enquiries
Choose private or business enquiries, then the relevant service. Each enquiry button opens your email app with the topic already selected.
Select the enquiry that matches your project: a personal jewellery commission or a business assignment. Service pages explain what to include before you open an email draft. Private jewellery services · Corporate jewellery services · Rhino CAD design enquiries
I’m a private client
Choose the personal project you would like to discuss.
Custom engagement rings
A ring begins with an idea: a silhouette, a favourite detail, or a feeling you want to capture. Explore a personal design with a clear brief, considered choices and a quotation tailored to the piece.
Wedding bands, considered together
Matching, complementary or entirely individual. Plan one band or a pair around the way you want them to look and feel, with separate specifications for each wearer.
Two rings, one considered composition
Develop an engagement ring and wedding band together, or discuss a band shaped around a ring you already own. The relationship between the pieces matters as much as each individual design.
A personal jewellery commission
A ring, earrings, a necklace, pendant or bracelet can begin with a personal idea. Discuss the piece you have in mind and establish what can be designed and made within an agreed scope.
Design-only: scope, files and quotation
Commission a jewellery design without committing to its manufacture. Define the previews, revision allowance, file formats and intended use before the work begins.
I represent a business
Choose the business requirement. Begin without confidential files.
CAD design support for your business
Discuss a bespoke customer brief, a family of ring variants or a defined overflow project. Begin with a scoped design assignment and an agreed handover, so your team knows what to review and what it will receive.
From an approved design to a production brief
Have a design and need to discuss its manufacture? Establish feasibility, responsibilities and an itemized quotation before committing to a sample or production batch.
Sourcing around a clear specification
Discuss stones, materials or components for a defined jewellery project. Compare suitable options, available documentation and the agreed costs before selecting a specific purchase.
Develop a considered jewellery collection
Explore a coherent range with a defined audience, design direction and commercial scope. Start with a representative pilot before committing to the wider collection.
Continue an approved project
Request another batch, a reviewed variant or a new design assignment linked to earlier work. The correct version and a current quotation keep the next order clear.
Design-only: scope, files and quotation
Commission a jewellery design without committing to its manufacture. Define the previews, revision allowance, file formats and intended use before the work begins.
What happens when you choose an enquiry?
An email draft opens in your email app. Review it, add your short brief and send only when ready. Opening the app does not mean a message was sent.
Your first conversation and quotation are free. Paul, the owner, personally replies within 24 hours. An enquiry does not constitute acceptance of an order.
Do not send passwords, payment details or confidential client files. Agree an appropriate transfer process first.
Send the uncertainty, not just the inspiration
The most useful first message often includes one question you cannot yet answer. You may know the occasion but not the material, have a design but no production specification, or need a band around an existing ring. State that uncertainty directly alongside what is already decided. This helps distinguish a request for guidance from an instruction to manufacture. Use a short, non-confidential summary first. Detailed customer files, proprietary designs and any later transfer arrangements can be discussed once the assignment and intended recipients are clear.
- Known: the piece, purpose and decisions already made.
- Open: the question that prevents your next step.
- Needed: advice, design, sourcing or manufacturing assessment.
- Timing: the target date, clearly distinguished from an agreed deadline.