A bespoke commission at PEUU Jewels takes six to ten weeks and moves through five stages — consultation, design, material selection, hand setting, and finishing. Here is exactly what happens at each one.
Begin a commission
Every bespoke commission begins with a conversation — in the atelier or over a private call. We listen for the occasion, the person, the way you live in your jewelry. Budget, timeline and stone preferences are discussed openly at this stage, so nothing is a surprise later.
Typically 45–60 minutes · By appointment
Our designers translate the conversation into hand sketches, then into a precise 3D model. You review the proportions, the setting height, the curve of the shank. We revise until the drawing feels inevitable rather than decided.
2–3 design revisions included
We work in recycled 18k and 14k gold, platinum and sterling silver, and in ethically sourced diamonds and coloured gemstones. For each stone you are shown the cut, clarity, carat and origin, and you may compare options side by side before committing.
Recycled metals · Traceable stones
The approved model is cast, then filed, soldered and set by our bench jewelers. Prongs are raised and burnished by hand, so the stone sits at exactly the angle drawn in the design. Nothing at this stage is automated.
3–5 weeks of bench work
The piece is polished through successive grades, inspected under magnification and, if you wish, engraved. It arrives in the PEUU presentation box with its material record — and a lifetime promise of polishing, refinishing and resizing.
Lifetime aftercare included
Share the occasion, the person and any stones you already own. A concierge will respond personally within one business day.
Speak with the concierge