Wedding & Engagement Rings

Custom Engagement Rings & Wedding Bands

Custom-made jewelry, careful restoration, and meaningful transformation.

One-of-a-kind rings designed and handcrafted by Liz Hart, created around the people, stories, and symbols that make a relationship your own.

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Liz Hart, jeweler and artist

A ring with a story

Wedding jewelry is more than a marker of a moment. It can carry a private symbol, echo a place or memory, or simply feel unmistakably like the person who wears it.

Liz approaches each commission as a collaboration. She has been creating custom jewelry since 2002, drawing on traditional bench techniques, fabrication, and lost-wax casting to make pieces that feel personal. Her work is shaped by a love of natural forms, symbolism, unusual details, and jewelry that is both beautiful and meaningful.

Whether the idea begins with a clear vision or only a feeling for what you want, the goal is the same: a ring that is true to the person wearing it.

The process

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Begin with a conversation

You don’t need to arrive with a finished design. Bring inspiration, a story, a stone or existing piece of jewelry, or simply a sense of what feels like you.

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Develop the design

Liz works with you to shape the idea—considering form, materials, proportion, texture, symbolism, and the way the piece will be worn.

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Made by hand

Each ring is created individually at the bench. Depending on the design, Liz works through traditional fabrication, lost-wax casting, or a combination of techniques, shaping and finishing the piece by hand.

Selected rings

Something old, made new

Already have a stone or piece of family jewelry with meaning?

Liz also reimagines heirloom jewelry, preserving what matters about an existing piece while giving it a new form. For some couples, an heirloom becomes the starting point for an engagement ring or wedding band that carries one story into another.

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Begin with a conversation

Bring an idea, an inspiration image, a meaningful stone or piece of jewelry—or simply tell Liz what you have in mind.

Together, you can begin creating something that is uniquely yours.

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