r/RadheVaJewelry

Just finished these earrings featuring a mix of round and pear diamonds, all set in 18kt rose gold. The layered teardrop top flows into a full jhumka-style drop, giving it that perfect balance between modern sparkle and traditional drama.

The pear drops at the bottom add movement, while the structure keeps it bold and elegant at the same time. Definitely not your everyday pair, this one’s made to stand out.

Curious, would you wear these for a wedding look, or style them with something more minimal to let them shine?

Sometimes the simplest pieces are the hardest to get right.

These are 2ctw classic 3-prong martini studs in 18kt rose gold, designed to sit low, clean, and super close to the ear for that effortless everyday look.

We went with a true martini setting to keep the profile minimal (no bulky basket), and paired it with rose gold for a slightly warmer tone that hits differently in natural light.

No halos, no extra detailing, just focus on the stone and how it performs.

The kind of studs you don’t take off.

Curious, do you prefer your everyday studs in yellow, white, or rose gold?

This one started with a simple request.

“I don’t want yellow gold… and I don’t want rose either.”

So we landed somewhere in between.

We created this champagne gold tone in 14kg to give that soft warmth without the strong yellow or pink undertone, subtle, neutral, and honestly super wearable with everything.

Paired it with a clean 1ct pear lab diamond and kept the setting minimal so the color of the metal and the shape of the stone do all the talking.

It’s one of those pieces that looks different depending on lighting, sometimes warmer, sometimes more neutral.

Curious, would you pick champagne gold over traditional yellow/rose, or stick to the classics?

Sharing a comparison pic of yellow vs rose vs champagne tone in the comments.

At first glance, this looks like a classic marquise flower cluster, clean, bright, and super sparkly.

But the real detail is in the band.

Instead of going with a plain shank, we designed a geometric open-link style band that adds just the right amount of character without taking attention away from the flower. It gives the whole piece a more modern, airy feel and makes it stand out from the usual cluster rings.

From the top, it’s all about the bloom.

From the side, that band quietly does all the extra work.

Curious, would you have kept this with a simple plain band, or does this design make it more special for you?

Just finished this marquise-centered flower garden ring, and the details on this one came out beautifully.

The design is built around a marquise center stone, with side clusters arranged like blooming petals for that soft, organic “garden” feel. We kept it airy and natural so it doesn’t feel bulky, but still has a lot of presence on hand.

Added a personal touch with custom engraving inside the band along with birthstones of the client, making it more than just a ring, it’s properly theirs.

Love how this one balances delicate design with solid craftsmanship ✨

This one was a special project, a 4.34ct custom step cut moval created exactly to our client’s vision.

Combining the elegance of a step cut with the elongated moval shape gives it a really unique personality. You get that clean, hall-of-mirrors look, but with a softer, more modern outline.

And the sparkle… subtle flashes with moments of brilliance when it catches the light just right, truly something different from your usual cuts.

Love working on pieces like this where we can bring a completely custom idea to life. 💎

This was a fun one, client already had their 2.8ct heart diamond, and wanted us to build something around it rather than starting from scratch.

We designed a semi-mount pendant with 1.5ct pink pear side stones, framing the center heart perfectly without overpowering it. The proportions had to be spot on so once the center is set, everything flows as one piece.

Initially added a bunny ears bail, but after feedback, we reworked it to a hidden back loop with a gap, so the chain slides through cleanly and the front stays completely seamless.

Always interesting when a piece evolves through client input, this one came together beautifully 💎

This one is all about sparkle, a round brilliant center surrounded by a soft square halo, giving it that perfect mix of classic and structured design.

We went with a 70% pavé band, so you still get that full diamond look while keeping enough plain metal for future resizing, something that’s often overlooked but makes a big difference long-term.

The result? Maximum brilliance, clean proportions, and practical design all in one.

Looks delicate, but engineered right 💎

Had someone ask us recently,

“Is this an heirloom piece or something newly made?”

That’s exactly the vibe we were going for.

This oval center engagement ring was designed with a strong vintage influence, layered halos, soft milgrain-style detailing, and that rich two-tone feel that gives it an old-world presence… but built entirely from scratch.

From the top, it has that bold, antique look.

From the side, the structure is clean, elevated, and made for everyday wear, not just display.

We wanted it to feel like something that’s been passed down… even though it’s brand new.

Curious,

If you saw this without context, would you think it’s vintage or modern?