REPAIR & RESTORATION

Resizing depends on the ring’s design, stone layout, and how much the size needs to change.

Rings with full eternity designs, certain tension settings, or delicate structures may be challenging to resize—but many "unresizable" rings can still be adjusted with advanced techniques.

Special attention is given to rings with sensitive stones like opals or emeralds, which can crack under heat or stress during resizing.

Resizing up or down more than two sizes may require additional structural adjustments or a partial remake.

Missing stones can be replaced to match original quality and appearance.

Loose stones are re-secured with precise setting adjustments.

Matching rare or vintage cuts may require additional sourcing efforts.

For delicate stones (e.g., opal, turquoise), gentle methods are used to avoid damage during resetting.

Restores original luster to both metal and gemstones, removing fine scratches and tarnish.

Ultrasonic or steam cleaning is available but not recommended for delicate or heat-sensitive stones.

White gold pieces can be re-plated with rhodium, restoring their bright, reflective finish and concealing any yellow tint of underlying gold. This process not only revives appearance but also adds a layer of protection.

Polishing is done with precision to avoid altering engravings, textures, or design elements—especially important for pieces with intricate detail.

For brushed or matte finishes, specialized techniques are used to maintain the intended texture while refreshing the surface.

Damaged or worn prongs are rebuilt to ensure stone security.

Settings are checked for alignment and integrity to prevent future loss of stones.

For vintage or delicate designs, repairs are made with respect for original craftsmanship.

Worn or faded engravings can be re-cut with precision.

Restoration is done by hand or with fine tools to maintain the style and character of the original design.

For custom fonts or motifs, digital scanning can recreate or enhance the engraving.

Japanese metals like shakudō and shibuichi can be re-patinated to restore their deep black or subtle gray finish.

The niage process is carefully applied to revive color without compromising the metal’s integrity.

Full evaluation of vintage or damaged pieces, with a plan balancing structural integrity and preservation of original character.

Includes possible replacement of missing elements, reinforcement of weak areas, and surface restoration.

Restoration aims to retain as much original material and design as possible, while making the piece safe and wearable again.