Flow Jewelry Studio

Twenty years can change a lot.

In 2006, the same amount of money could bring home significantly more gold and silver than it can today. What once filled a tray may now fit in the palm of your hand.

For those looking to create gold or silver jewelry without the cost of using solid precious metals throughout, plating can be an alternative. Gold plating on sterling silver can achieve the look of gold jewelry, while silver plating on brass can create the appearance of silver pieces.

We offer a variety of plating colors, hues, and tones to help bring your design vision to life while giving you more flexibility in material choices.

Which would you choose for your next collection?

Each piece is hand-carved from a solid block of wax. Little by little, shape and form reveal themselves. Continuously refined until the master model aligns with our client’s vision.

From that point, the process continues through casting and detailing of the master, creating the mold, then injection and casting the production pieces in the chosen metal—silver, gold, or whatever that may be. It’s then detailed and adorned with stones, finely finished, engraved, and marked to the client’s desire.

Watching the entire process unfold, from a fresh block of wax to the final shimmer and sparkle… bejeweled.

Today’s custom piece starts with a small organic flower, hand-carved by our master carver based on our client’s vision. From this first piece, each detail is preserved in a rubber mold and repeated through wax, allowing every petal to stay consistent in shape and proportion.

One by one, the flowers are assembled into place, forming the final diamond shape. Each flower is then set with a 2 mm stone.

The final result? A beautiful pair of diamond-shaped earrings, built from a total of 50 small flowers, is yours.

At times we are presented with free size non calibrated stones like this unique Mexican fire opal and thus must design the piece to fit the stone. In this case it’s no longer a production setup but a custom one off or a group of one offs which can be made by hand, carved from wax, or done in CAD then printed and cast specifically for the stone at hand. We chose CAD as there were a number of stones to set and we modified the first CAD design specifically to each stone, making it the most financially feasible of the methods available to us.

The CAD process allows us to carve in the computer and do a quick rough rendering to get an idea of where our result is heading. Here you can see the render compared to the final result after casting, setting and finishing.

A unique custom statement piece!