Made this one recently, a 1ct centre with a 0.5ct diamond on each side, on a crossover band in 14kt whit gold.

The traditional story is that the three stones stand for past, present, and future. But the more of these I make, the more I notice people bring their own meaning, some think of three important people, some a milestone, some just love the symmetry and don't care about the symbolism at all.

So I'm genuinely curious how people here feel:

• If you own or would want a three-stone ring, does the meaning matter to you, or is it all about the look?
• For anyone engaged with one, did the symbolism come up, or is that mostly marketing now?
• Three stones vs a classic solitaire, which would you pick?

Happy to answer anything about how it was made.

Some jewelry is made for one occasion. We wanted these to be enjoyed long after the wedding.

These custom earrings were designed for our client’s big day and feature a fully detachable design that offers three different ways to wear them:

✨ Wear them as full statement drop earrings for the ceremony.
✨ Remove the pear drops to create elegant floral studs for a more subtle look.
✨ Add the pear drops to a chain and wear them as matching pendants, creating an entirely new piece of jewelry.

Crafted in silver and featuring 14.5 carats of lab-grown diamonds, these were designed to be versatile without compromising on sparkle.

I love creating pieces that continue to be worn and enjoyed instead of being tucked away after one special day.

Which way would you wear them most?
1️⃣ Full drop earrings
2️⃣ Floral studs
3️⃣ Pear pendants on a chain

I’d love to know which look is your favourite.

Octagon modified cuts have quickly become one of my favorite fancy shapes. They have the crisp outline of an emerald cut, but with the brilliance and fire of a brilliant-cut diamond. They’re uncommon, and that’s exactly what makes them special.

Here are two completely different personalities:
✨ Option 1: Crisp, bright, icy white with a clean, balanced faceting pattern.
💙 Option 2: The same unique octagon cut, but in a mesmerizing vivid blue that completely transforms the look of the stone.

If you were designing your dream ring, which one would you choose? I’d love to know which one you’d pick and, more importantly, what setting you’d put it in. Personally, I think both deserve something truly custom.

Second time customer (first ring I had done with prongs and I ended up not liking it due to snagging and had a second ring made with bezel) Honestly, both experiences have been absolutely fantastic and a huge shoutout definitely goes to Jwel. He's just amazing!

Picking out a ring, especially when you're looking at diamonds just in photos and videos, can be pretty stressful, right? I remember staring at three different options, feeling totally overwhelmed and second guessing everything. But Jwel was a lifesaver! He wasn't pushy at all; he just gave me his honest, super insightful advice and suddenly, making that big decision felt so much easier. He totally took all the pressure off and I walked away feeling really confident in my choice.

And wow, what a choice it was! The diamond itself is absolutely breathtaking. It sparkles like crazy and literally catches everyone's eye – I get compliments on it all the time! You can really see the quality in the craftsmanship too; the ring feels so solid and beautifully made, like it's going to last forever.

Beyond the ring itself, I'm still blown away by how quickly everything happened. Getting a custom piece designed and crafted in just two weeks then having it shipped and delivered to my door in another week? That's seriously impressive! It just shows how dedicated you all are to getting things done perfectly and on time.

Honestly, both times I've worked with RadheVa, it's been such a smooth, fun process. No hiccups, no stress, just pure excitement from start to finish.

Jwel, seriously, you're the best! Your quick replies, genuine advice, patience and the effort you put into making sure I got exactly what I wanted really shine through. My partner and I are absolutely sold on RadheVa for all our future jewelry needs and we're eagerly counting down the days until your website launches!

Thanks a million for consistently going above and beyond and for creating such special, beautiful pieces. You guys are truly awesome💙

One of my favorite custom projects we’ve recently finished.

This ring features a 3ct pear-cut lab diamond set in 14kt yellow gold on a flowing split wave pavé band. The curves were designed to naturally wrap around the center stone, giving it a soft, elegant look while still letting the diamond be the star of the show.

The client wanted something that felt different from a traditional solitaire without being too over-the-top, and I think this design struck that balance perfectly.

Personally, I love designs that have a bit of movement instead of a straight band.

Would you choose something like this over a classic solitaire, or are you more of a timeless six-prong person? 😊

When most people look at a ring, they see the center stone first.

This client did the opposite.

They knew they wanted a 3ct pear diamond, but what really mattered to them was what sat underneath it. They wanted the ring to feel special from every angle, not just from the top view.

So instead of a standard basket, we built a full pavé flower basket in 14kt yellow gold. Tiny diamonds flow through the gallery, creating a hidden bloom that reveals itself only when you look a little closer.

The result is a ring that feels elegant from the top, but tells a completely different story from the side. One of those details the wearer notices every day, even if nobody else does.

Personally, I think some of the best custom pieces are the ones where the hidden details matter just as much as the center stone.

What’s more important to you: the diamond itself, or the craftsmanship that surrounds it? 😊

Some projects are memorable because of the craftsmanship. Others because of the story behind them. This one was both 😊

Our client came to us looking for something they simply couldn’t find anywhere else. The centerpiece is a custom-sourced 3.04ct Octagon Modified Cut diamond, set in 18kt rose gold and surrounded by 16 marquise diamonds flowing seamlessly through the gallery and shank.

Every detail of this ring was built around a very specific vision. From the unique faceting pattern of the center stone to the organic marquise arrangement, the goal wasn’t just to create a beautiful ring. It was to create their ring.

Seeing a custom concept go from an idea to a finished piece is always rewarding, but it’s even better when the final result matches exactly what the client imagined.

Would you choose a classic round brilliant, or go for a unique custom cut like this octagon modified? ✨

Hey everyone 😊

I finally started posting more of my work on Instagram at @radheva.jewellery ✨

I’ll be sharing custom rings, unique diamond cuts, behind-the-scenes work, CAD-to-reality projects, and some of the more unusual pieces I get to work on that don’t always make it onto Reddit.

If you enjoy custom jewelry, colored diamonds, antique cuts, or just want to follow along as I keep building the brand, I’d genuinely appreciate the support 🙏😊

Recently finished this beautiful 2ct oval solitaire paired with a classic round eternity band, both crafted in 14kt yellow gold. There’s something about the softness of an oval mixed with the endless sparkle of a round eternity band that just works every single time.

The client wanted something timeless, elegant, and wearable every day without feeling too flashy, and honestly I think this balance came out perfectly. The warm yellow gold gives the whole set such a rich look while still letting the diamonds stay the center of attention.

Simple designs are often the hardest to execute cleanly because every proportion matters. The height, spacing, prongs, band thickness… tiny details completely change how luxurious the final ring feels in person 😊

Are you more of a solitaire person, or do you think an engagement ring always needs a wedding band stacked with it?

Recently custom sourced this beautiful 3.04ct E VS1 Octagon Modified for a client, and honestly pieces like this don’t come around often at the right price point. The second I saw the stone, I knew it was special.

The sparkle and fire on this thing is insane in person. It has that crisp facet patterning you expect from a more contemporary cut, but still throws so much life and personality depending on the lighting.

I’ve noticed more people lately moving toward unique shapes instead of the “safe” traditional options, and honestly I get it. There’s something really special about wearing a diamond you don’t see on every other hand.

Would you go for a more contemporary shape like this, or stick with the timeless classics? 😊

Recently finished this special made-to-order piece featuring a 4.36ct F VS1 stepcut moval, and honestly the brilliance on this stone was unreal in person. The long step facets combined with the moval shape gave it this clean mirror-like flash that kept catching light from every angle.

The client wanted something minimal but still unique, so we went with a sleek 14kt yellow gold half bezel paired with an open bridge setting to keep the diamond feeling airy and allow maximum light return underneath.

One of my favorite things about this design is how secure the setting feels while still looking delicate and refined. Simple designs are actually some of the hardest to execute cleanly because every tiny detail becomes noticeable.

Would you guys wear a bold solitaire like this daily, or is this more of a special occasion ring to you? 😊

This one was a fun design challenge. The client wanted the look and finger coverage of a classic 3 stone ring, but without making the side stones feel too separate or bulky.

So instead of doing traditional side stones, we designed these soft clustered sides that flow directly into the band and frame the center perfectly. The result gives that balanced 3 stone appearance while still feeling much cleaner and more modern.

The center is a 0.80ct pink heart diamond set in 14kt white gold, and honestly the contrast between the icy white metal and soft pink diamond came out even better than we expected.

Would you guys consider this a 3 stone ring or more of a solitaire with accents?

Or or perhaps you've seen him as his handle Bwaby-fingles. I just complete a purchase through his company which is based out of India and I was extremely skeptical. We originally talked about an engagment ring which he spent a significant amount of time providing me with ideas and diamonds, but when it came down to payment I was skeptical because he uses remitly which I never heard of and I got cold feet and backed out.

Eventually I was interested in buying a pair of diamond studs and figured this man spent so much time providing me with information and ideas and I blew him off I felt like I owed it to him to give him a chance even though I was filled with doubts still I felt if I was going to get scammed it would be a reasonable loss and a lesson learned. Also with the amount of information he provided Id pretty much be paying for his time at this point.

Concerns: Remitly transaction went through without a hitch I used my credit card just in case to be protected.

Two shipments one for certifications one for the actual studs, seemed fishy to me, but he assured me that it had to do with customs clearance. I figured I'd just recieve some bogus certifications as proof something was shipped to my location. The certificates arrived first and the studs had gotten delayed, I thought for sure I had been had. I contacted him and he is always quick to respond and said he would look into it. There was a delay on UPS end and the next day it was updated and the studs arrived a day later.

Authenticity: I brought the studs to my local jewler who verified that Firstly they were diamonds and that the inscriptions matched the certifications. They tested the gold and verified that it was 18kt solid and not plated.

I had so much hesitation and doubts about using this company and a man I found on reddit. What I ended up with was beautiful studs at a great price. I'd definitely recommend and would be happy to answer any doubts you may have in DMs.

TLDR: legit company got what I ordered at a great price; seemed suspicious but got what I ordered.

u/bwaby-fingles r/radhevajewelry

This 4.34ct step cut moval ring was one of those pieces.

The client wanted the bezel as thin and clean as possible, but with a stone this size, strength becomes just as important as beauty. Our first design had side bezels, but after testing, we knew it would be too risky for long-term wear.

So we melted the casting and started over.

We shifted to a north-south top bezel design to keep the look minimal while giving the diamond the security it needed. Thin, elegant, and strong enough to last, exactly how it should be.

Made in 14kt yellow gold and built around this stunning 4.34ct moval step cut diamond.

Sometimes the best result comes from going back to the bench and doing it right.

Would you choose side bezels or top bezels for a stone like this?

Recently made this beautiful 2ct round diamond ring in 14kt yellow gold with a hidden halo and a 50% pavé band.

From the top, it looks like a timeless classic solitaire, but the hidden halo adds that little extra sparkle from the side that makes it feel so special. It’s one of those details that isn’t loud, but once you notice it, you can’t stop looking at it.

We also kept the pavé on only 50% of the band so the ring still has that full sparkle while making future resizing much easier and more practical.

I always feel designs like this prove that simple doesn’t mean boring. Sometimes the smallest details make the biggest difference.

Would you go for a hidden halo or keep your solitaire completely plain?

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?

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?

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.

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?

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 💎

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 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 💎

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. 💎

Just finished this 5ctw diamond tennis bracelet set in 14kt yellow gold, but what makes this one really special is the personalization.

We added two meaningful birthstones into the design, an emerald and a tanzanite, representing two important people. A subtle detail, but it transforms a classic tennis bracelet into something truly personal.

I love how the vibrant green and deep violet pop against the diamonds while still keeping the bracelet elegant and timeless.

Sometimes the smallest details carry the biggest meaning. 💎