The AOM LUXE process

From a thought to something tangible.

A clear, collaborative path from your first reference to a design you can review and take into production.

Four considered steps · Two revision rounds

Stone setter at the workbench holding a ring and setting tool

Built around your brief

Clear steps. Careful decisions.

Custom jewellery is a partnership between an idea and the hands that will bring it to life. We keep each stage visible, so you can share input, understand what is happening, and feel confident before the next step begins.

The process

Step 01 of 04

Share the brief
Send a sketch, photo, reference, or client notes. Together we confirm dimensions, metal, stone measurements, setting direction, and the files your maker needs.
A useful starting point
- Sketches or reference photos
- Stone sizes and ring measurements
- Metal, finish, and setting preferences
Step 02 of 04

Shape the design in CAD
With the direction agreed, we build the piece in Rhino or Matrix. Stone fit, wall thickness, clearances, setting geometry, and practical construction are considered as the model takes shape.
What we resolve
- Proportion and side profile
- Stone seats, prongs, and clearances
- Construction details for bench review
Step 03 of 04

Review and refine
We share clear views so you and your client can assess the silhouette, scale, stone placement, and small details before committing to production. Two revision rounds are included.
Your review can cover
- Overall form and scale
- Setting and stone arrangement
- Requested refinements before sign-off
Step 04 of 04

Receive the final files
After sign-off, we prepare the agreed 3DM, STL, and presentation views for handover. Your printer, caster, setter, or manufacturer can continue with a clear view of the approved design.
Typical handover
- Rhino 3DM working model
- STL for an agreed print workflow
- Approved preview views for reference