Fine jewelry by style in Atlanta

Our Style collection is jewelry organized by aesthetic rather than category. Instead of browsing by ring/necklace/earring, you browse by mood: personalized name pieces, metal preference, what’s currently trending, and our perennial best sellers. It’s the section to visit when you know how you want a piece to feel but aren’t yet sure which silhouette you want.

All three are gold alloys at the same karat. Yellow gold is the natural color of gold mixed with copper and silver. White gold is gold mixed with palladium or nickel, then rhodium-plated for a bright white finish (needs replating every 1–3 years). Rose gold is gold mixed with a higher proportion of copper for a warm pink tone. All three are equally durable at 14K and 18K; the choice is purely aesthetic and skin-tone driven.

Yes. We engrave initials, dates, monograms, or short phrases on the inside of bands and the back of pendants at no additional charge for pieces purchased from us. Hand-engraving by our master engraver takes 2–3 business days; precision laser engraving is same-day. For custom name plates and initial pendants, the entire piece is cut to your specification — 2–3 week turnaround in 14K or 18K gold.

Stackable rings are thin bands (1–3mm wide) designed to be worn alongside multiple other rings on the same finger. Stack 2–5 bands together for a layered look that’s easy to update over time. Mix metals (yellow + white + rose gold) or stay monochromatic, mix plain bands with pavé diamond eternity bands. Stackables are the most-collected jewelry category — clients add one at every milestone.

Platinum is the most durable of the precious metals — it doesn’t deform with daily wear, doesn’t tarnish, and is hypoallergenic. 14K gold (58.3% pure) is harder and more scratch-resistant than 18K (75% pure), making it the best gold choice for daily-wear pieces. For everyday rings and bracelets, we recommend platinum or 14K gold; 18K is better for occasional-wear statement pieces.

Most styles are available in 10K, 14K, and 18K gold (yellow, white, and rose), 24K gold, and platinum. See our jewelry by metal guide for the differences.

Plain gold name pendants in 14K start around $300 for a 4-letter name (block font, 1mm thick). Larger fonts, longer names, script styles, and diamond-accented designs scale up: most clients spend $500–$1,500. Custom monograms and multi-name family pendants are quoted individually, typically $800–$3,500. Standard turnaround is 2–3 weeks for plain gold, 3–5 weeks for diamond-set.

Three categories are leading 2026 demand: layered chains (multiple necklaces at varying lengths, often mixed-metal), oversized hoops (especially gold with diamond pavé), and statement signet rings with hand-engraved monograms. Pearl jewelry is also having a major moment — baroque pearls in gold settings are particularly strong. Our trending and best-sellers sections are handpicked by our team.

Yes. We custom-make pieces in our Snellville store from sketches, photo references, or family heirlooms. The process: private design consultation, CAD rendering for approval within 3–5 business days, then production runs 3–5 weeks for plain gold or 4–6 weeks for diamond-set pieces. Custom work starts around $1,500 for a basic gold piece and scales with metal weight and stone count.

Solid 14K and 18K gold doesn’t tarnish but accumulates body oils that dull the polish. Clean monthly with warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft toothbrush; pat dry with a microfiber cloth. For white gold, plan a rhodium replate every 1–3 years. Remove before showering (chlorine and harsh soaps degrade the polish over years) and before sleeping. Cleaning in store is free on pieces we sell. Ultrasonic cleaning is covered by our care plans.

Visit our Snellville showroom to see our custom work, compare metals in person, and design with us — book a private consultation or call (704) 684-7530.