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The Gem of the Future – Better Than a Diamond At ApolloGem, we don’t just sell stones; we provide the highest grade of laboratory-grown gems in the world. Our moissanites...
Every love story begins with a spark. Since 2005, ApolloGem has been crafting custom engagement rings and wedding bands in Cape Town. With expert craftsmanship, moissanite and lab-grown diamonds, and...
How to Ensure Your Wedding Band Fits Your Engagement Ring Perfectly
Discuss any desired changes with your jeweler as soon as possible. Most jewelers can accommodate adjustments before the final ring is made.
Many jewelers provide CAD (computer-aided design) models or wax replicas to give you a preview of the ring before it’s crafted.
The cost varies based on the materials, complexity of the design, and the jeweler’s fees. Custom rings can range from moderately priced to quite expensive.
Consider your partner’s style, preferred metals, gemstones, and any symbolic elements you want to include in the design.
Look for a jeweler with experience in custom designs, positive reviews, and a portfolio of past work. Personal recommendations can also be helpful.
Yes, many jewelers can incorporate your own gemstones into the design, whether they are family heirlooms or stones you’ve purchased.
The process can take several weeks to a few months, depending on the complexity of the design and the jeweler’s schedule.
Custom rings offer a unique and personal touch, allowing you to create a design that reflects your partner’s style and your love story.
Begin by consulting with a jeweler to discuss your ideas, preferences, and budget. The jeweler will guide you through the design and creation process.
A custom-made engagement ring is a ring designed and created specifically for you, based on your preferences and specifications.
Why choose Moissanite? With a hardness of 9.25-9.5, these stones are nearly as tough as diamonds. Discover the perfect, durable alternative at ApolloGem Cape Town.
You can measure the finger using a ring sizer, visit a jeweler for accurate sizing, or use an existing ring that fits well to determine the size.
The setting holds the gemstone in place and can enhance its appearance. Popular settings include prong, bezel, tension, and channel settings.
Popular metals include platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. The choice often depends on personal preference and skin tone.