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Custom jewellery in Athens
Explore custom jewellery with Reinhard Athens: engagement rings, wedding rings and personal jewellery commissions shaped around your brief. Choose the service that fits your plans, discuss the design and materials, and agree the scope and quotation before taking the next step.
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Engagement rings, wedding rings and personal commissions
Custom engagement rings
Discuss custom engagement rings around your preferred stone, setting and proportions. Confirm stone measurements, ring size and design details before approving the commission.
Wedding rings & bands
Plan wedding rings as a pair or an individual band. Compare profiles, widths and finishes, with separate choices for each wearer.
Bridal sets & fitted bands
Explore bridal ring sets or a fitted wedding band to sit alongside an engagement ring. Discuss both rings’ dimensions and the space between them.
Personal jewellery commissions
Discuss a bespoke ring, earrings, necklace, pendant or bracelet for a personal occasion. Start with the piece you want and the details that matter to you.
Design only
Commission a jewellery CAD design without placing a manufacturing order. Agree previews, revisions, file formats and the intended handover before work begins.
A clear first conversation
Your first conversation and quotation are free. Paul, the owner, personally replies to enquiries within 24 hours. Design work, manufacture and sourcing are scoped and quoted for the individual request.
Choose the help you need now. Later stages are commissioned only with an agreed scope and terms.
A brief for your custom jewellery commission
A personal design starts with useful information rather than a complete technical specification. Tell us whether you are planning a proposal, choosing wedding rings together or commissioning another piece. A reference image can explain your preferences, but the final dimensions and materials still need to be confirmed.
- The type of jewellery and the style, shape or details you want to explore.
- Your preferred metal and finish, plus any known stone measurements.
- Ring size and sizing system, or relevant dimensions for another piece.
- Your target date, budget if known, and whether you need design only or manufacture.
For a bridal set, explain whether the engagement ring already exists or both rings will be designed together. For a pair of wedding bands, each wearer can have a different profile, width or finish. These choices belong in the brief and quotation.
Compare the guide to choosing wedding bands and the ring size and fit guide before your enquiry.
Custom jewellery — questions before you commission
Can I commission an engagement ring and wedding bands together?
You can discuss the pieces as one brief. Identify which designs are new, whether a band must fit an existing ring and the specifications for each wearer. The quotation confirms the agreed design and manufacturing scope.
What is the difference between custom jewellery and choosing an existing design?
A custom jewellery commission starts from your requirements and an agreed design scope. Choosing an existing reference may help explain the look you want, but materials, dimensions, availability and any adaptations need to be confirmed for your request.
How much does a personal jewellery commission cost?
Price is quoted for the individual request. Design complexity, materials, stones, revisions and manufacture can affect the scope. Share a budget if you have one, then confirm the itemised quotation before commissioning work.
Can I ask for design only?
Yes. The design-only service lets you discuss a CAD assignment and agreed file delivery without placing a manufacturing order. Confirm previews, revision allowance, file formats and usage rights in the quotation.
What should I send in my first enquiry?
A short description, known dimensions, preferred materials and target date are enough to begin the conversation. Start with non-confidential references you have permission to use, and agree a transfer method before sharing detailed or proprietary files.
Let’s discuss the next step.
A short brief is enough to begin the assessment. Specifications, feasibility, price and timing are confirmed for your individual request.
Turn a shortlist into a personal brief
Two references can look similar while suggesting quite different commissions. Compare the element you want to keep in each: a low outline, a particular curve, an open space or the relationship between stones. Then name anything you would change. This separates a visual preference from a request to reproduce an entire piece. It also helps distinguish design work from the later choices of material, dimensions and manufacture. Bring your shortlist with those observations, rather than treating an image as a complete specification for your quotation.
- Keep: the single feature that attracts you most.
- Change: one proportion or detail you would adapt.
- Confirm: dimensions, material and any stone information.
- Decide later: choices that depend on feasibility or the quotation.