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Bespoke heirloom redesign

Transform treasured family pieces into contemporary, wearable art — custom design and remounting across Melbourne, Sydney and Australia-wide.

In-studio consultations in Richmond VIC; remote options available.

Our approach to heirloom redesign

We listen to the story behind each piece, preserving sentiment while reimagining design for daily wear or statement occasions. Our process is collaborative, transparent and ethically-led.

  • Initial appraisal & design brief
  • Concept sketches & 3D previews
  • CAD modelling & client review
  • Workshop finishing & ethical sourcing
Design sketches and gemstones
Lead designer portrait

Meet your designer — Sarah Lane

Sarah is a Melbourne-based jeweller with 15+ years' experience in bespoke and heirloom redesign. Her work balances traditional craft and modern CAD techniques with an emphasis on ethical materials.

Design process (accordion)

We assess gemstones and metal, discuss sentimental priorities and outline feasible redesign options with clear cost and timeline estimates.

Concept sketches evolve into detailed CAD, allowing photorealistic previews before any physical work begins.

Skilled bench work, responsible sourcing of any additional materials and meticulous finishing ensure long-lasting results.

Materials & ethical sourcing

We prioritise recycled metals and ethically-sourced stones. If new stones are required, we present traceable options including lab-grown diamonds and ethically-mined gemstones.

  • Recycled gold & platinum options
  • Lab-grown diamond alternatives
  • Supplier traceability & documentation
Ethical gemstones on display

Ready to reimagine your family piece?

Start with a complimentary appraisal and design chat.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a redesign take?
Typical timelines range from 2–6 weeks depending on complexity and sourcing requirements.
Will the original stones be reused?
We assess each stone for structural integrity and sentimental priority; often they can be reused with remounting.