Bespoke Jewellery Design in London

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Your idea, shaped together

A bespoke piece can begin with an idea, a memory or simply the wish to wear something personal. I’m Giuseppe Guzzardi, and I work directly with you to develop a design that reflects your taste.

From my London workshop, I combine traditional goldsmithing with digital sculpture to explore distinctive forms in silver or gold. You can bring a clear idea or ask me to help you find a starting point. Together, we can discuss the design, materials and budget.

Hand-drawn ring sketch alongside a digital rendering of the sculptural jewellery design

Digital sculpture, a goldsmith’s understanding

My background in visual effects gives me a way to explore jewellery through digital sculpture. I use the modelling tools I worked with in the film industry to develop flowing shapes, intricate textures and sculptural details.

Alongside that freedom, I bring the practical experience of a goldsmith: considering how the piece will be made, how its parts work together and how it will feel when worn.

The digital design helps us discuss the form and details before moving into production, whether we are creating a single piece or a coordinated set.

Remodelling inherited jewellery

An inherited jewel can hold memories even when its design no longer feels right for you. Creating a new piece around its gemstones offers a way to keep that personal connection in something you will enjoy wearing.

I can explore a new design using stones from jewellery you already own. Before making plans, I need to assess their condition and suitability for removal and resetting.

We can then discuss the possibilities, your preferred style and budget, preserving what matters to you while giving the stones a new setting.

Materials and making

Your bespoke piece can be developed in silver or gold, with gemstones chosen for the design or suitable stones you already own. We discuss the materials, finish and practical requirements as part of the project.

Once the design is agreed, I prepare it for production, combining digital modelling, 3D printing, casting and hand-finishing as appropriate to the piece. The choice of materials and construction is guided by the design, your budget and how the jewellery will be worn.

Let’s discuss your idea

Tell me what you have in mind, even if it is only a starting point. You can share reference images, photographs of jewellery or gemstones you already own, your approximate budget and any date you are working towards.

I’ll discuss what may be possible and the next steps for your project.

My silver and gold Jewellery is hallmarked at the London Assay Office.

Example UK hallmark diagram identifying the sponsor’s mark, metal fineness, assay office and date letter

Illustrative example of UK hallmark symbols.
The fineness mark varies according to the precious metal and alloy used.

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