What Details Should You Decide Before Ordering a Custom Ring?
A clear custom-ring order starts with a short list of confirmed specifications and a separate list of preferences that remain flexible.
Core decisions
- Center-stone type, shape, size, and orientation
- Metal and ring size
- Setting style and approximate height
- Prong or bezel style
- Band width and profile
- Wedding-band compatibility
- Finish and engraving
Structural questions
Consider daily wear, snag risk, cleaning access, stone protection, resizing, comfort, and whether a straight wedding band should sit flush.
What can remain flexible?
Minor finishing details, exact claw shape, or subtle proportion refinements may be finalized through CAD review when the broader design is already settled.
Why written specifications matter
They reduce misunderstandings and help the designer, stone source, and production team work from the same approved version.
