Whether you are looking to rework an heirloom, to celebrate an occasion or want a piece that is uniquely you or for your loved one, our bespoke jewellery design service aims to transform your personal vision into a jewel that is personal, original, exclusive and tells a story for generations to come.
Offering a range of options that will cater for your budget, watch as your commission evolves from the first sketches to a final design to the final piece. To begin the process we need a little time with you for an initial consultation over coffee, the phone or Skype to understand what you want to achieve and how we can best serve you. We want you to enjoy being part of the process to help us help you create something special.
If you would like to chat about commissioning a piece or have a few questions please contact info@jennylawlor.com or 00353 (0)86 3453216 and we would be more then happy to help you.
The Bespoke Creation Process
Because each bespoke jewel is unique and exclusive, each requires a creation process as such. Please note that the following is a guide. Most custom jewellery needs 6 to 8 weeks on average but some require up to 12 weeks especially if the design is complex or special stones need to be sourced. You will be kept up-to-date on the progress of your piece throughout the creation process.
Weeks 1 - 3
The first step in creating your piece is a meeting to understand your needs, what it is you are looking for and why. During this time we discuss ideas, styles, metal and stones you like. Ideas and designs will be sketched and presented to you within two to three weeks.
Weeks 4 - 8
Once you have chosen your perfect design we can start making your piece. You will be advised on which making process is used and why and we will keep you updated on the progress of your piece throughout.
Week 9 - 12
Your bespoke piece of jewellery is complete, ready to be delivered to you.
Amber is formed through the fossilisation of tree resin and dates back to the Middle Cretaceous and Tertiary periods, between 10 and 100 million years ago. This link to history is one of the reasons that attracted Frances to the stone. Complemented by a geometric 18ct yellow gold design, this piece is structural yet delicate, suited for a lady’s hand.
18ct yellow gold wire / Natural amber cabochon / Handmade
Photos: Steve Rogers Photography / steverogersphoto.com
Commissioned by a filmmaker as a gift for his drama teacher mother, this decorative piece was to embody a sense of scale and theatricality.
Photos: Steve Rogers Photography / steverogersphoto.com & Jenny Lawlor
Sterling silver tube and wire / Handmade
Commissioned to celebrate the successful completion of a PhD in Chemistry, this handmade piece represents the magnified view of trichloroethylene (TCE) through a microscope.
Sterling silver wire and findings / Glass / Handmade
Photos: Jenny Lawlor
