Custom Engagement Rings

Start by visiting the custom consultation page to submit your brief. Choose your gemstone, cut, metal, and setting style — every custom request is handled individually with direct maker communication from brief to finished ring. For couples’ custom sets, the couples ring designs collection is the place to start the process for both rings together.

Standard custom orders take the standard production lead time plus any additional processing for custom elements; solid gold and platinum pieces are made to order in 3–6 weeks, and engraved pieces require an additional 3 to 5 business days. For a specific timeline on your brief, contact us through the custom consultation page before ordering — every timeline is confirmed individually before production begins.

Yes — submit your own design through the custom design page. Aquamarise® works from sketches, reference images, and detailed briefs to produce a ring built around your specific vision rather than adapted from an existing design. For designs involving specific symbols or motifs in engraving, contact us before ordering, as custom symbol files can be provided for additional requests.

Engraving is available on most rings over 1.4mm wide. Women’s rings accommodate up to 16 characters, men’s up to 25, with fonts including Bell MT print, Brush MT cursive, and Vladimir Script. All engravings are placed on the inside of the band and add 3 to 5 business days to processing; solid gold pieces include complimentary engraving. Visit the custom and personalized orders page for full guidance.

It depends entirely on the brief — the stone, the metal, and the complexity of the setting. Custom-eligible designs in this collection start from $155 in sterling silver, and solid 14K gold work sits higher because the metal is made to order. Every brief is quoted individually through the custom consultation page before any payment or production, so the full price is confirmed up front.

Yes — custom couples ring designs are available for buyers who want both rings designed together around a shared stone, motif, or aesthetic. Both rings are handled as a single brief with direct communication throughout, so the finished set is cohesive rather than assembled from separate orders. Start the brief on the custom consultation page.

Yes — lab-created options are available across most of the 16 gemstone types, including lab-grown diamond, moissanite, alexandrite, and sapphire, for buyers who want fully traceable origins or a larger stone at the same budget. Lab-created stones are chemically identical to their natural counterparts, and stone origin is specified clearly on every listing and confirmed in your brief before production.

Yes — every custom design can be produced in solid 14K gold in white, rose, or yellow, stamped 585 at 58.5% pure gold. Solid gold and platinum pieces are made to order in 3–6 weeks and include complimentary engraving. For a piece worn daily for decades, solid gold is the strongest long-term choice in the range.

Yes — the custom process covers men’s rings and wedding bands as well: crushed-stone and meteorite-style inlays, hammered and matte finishes, and interior engraving up to 25 characters. Men’s bands are a common half of a couples’ custom brief, designed alongside the engagement ring so the two share a stone or motif without being identical.

Confirm sizing before production begins — a custom piece is built for one wearer, so the size in the brief matters more than it does for a stocked design. The most reliable at-home method is measuring an existing ring worn on the same finger; the ring size guide walks through each approach. If you’re between sizes or measuring discreetly for a proposal, mention it in the brief and the maker will advise.

Individual handcrafting and direct communication with the maker — not a configurator that assembles presets. Each brief produces a design reviewed and approved before production, built from recycled metals and responsibly sourced stones to the same standard as the main catalog. The result exists only once. For the full step-by-step picture, read how to build a custom engagement ring.