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David Douglas Diamonds and Jewelry is a family owned, fourth generation, jewelry store in Marietta, Ga.
Helping Atlanta area customers select diamonds since the early 1980’s, our legacy of selling, designing custom jewelry, and repairing jewelry with honesty and integrity began with Arthur Meadows, the grandfather of David and Douglas. Now on to our fourth generation of jewelers, we will also be here to serve you in the future.
Custom Jewelry made here in our store.
With four generations of experience, our artists and jewelers will guide you through the process of creating the jewelry of your dreams. We are dedicated to fine craftsmanship, artistry and innovation, and are passionate for perfection.
Choose
Come in and choose your favorite style of jewelry from our showcase for our designers to use as inspiration for your custom design.
Change
Bring in your own design inspiration images or drawings and we can use them to model your design.
Create
Our designers will work one-on-one with you to create a unique custom made piece of jewelry.
Compliment
The focus of our custom design team is to create you something beautiful that you will cherish for a lifetime.
Custom Jewelry Design
We are dedicated to fine craftsmanship, artistry and innovation. Detailed sketches, 3D CAD images and wax models are just a few of the techniques we use to help you visualize your new ring. Combine the use of modern tools and time honored traditions of hand crafting fine jewelry one piece at a time, we strive to make each piece exceptional. Let us help you design your own piece of wearable art while creating memories that will last forever.
Design Consultation
This service is absolutely free of charge and is of no obligation, we want your consultation to be relaxing and inspiring.
Custom Design Process
Design
After your free custom design consultation, we can give you an initial price estimate and begin by sketching a few different design ideas for you to see. Our sketch artist has worked with many excited customers, just you like, in designing beautiful new pieces of jewelry. We are able to incorporate your family stones and metal to create a new piece of jewelry suited for generations to come.
CAD
Once you approve the design sketch, our award winning custom designer will create a 3D model of your new piece of jewelry. Having an enlarged 3D model allows you to have confidence in your design and visually see each requested element. There will be no additional charges for changes made during the CAD process as long as we are working on the original project without adding gemstones or materials.
Render
We then email you a link to a website (made specifically for you) that will show you a realistic rendering of your design before the piece is even created. You can view them from your computer, tablet, or phone. During this step we encourage your feedback regarding any changes or additions you would like to see. After you receive renderings please contact us with any questions or changes that you would like.
Wax/Resin
The next step in the custom process is where we “print” a full-size wax version of your piece of jewelry. With our high precision printer, we can offer more design possibilities and higher quality jewelry production. If you would like to see the wax prototype before we cast it, you are welcome to stop by for viewing. This helps our visual customers know the exact detail and dimensions of the design.
Production
Next the wax is placed in a flask and plaster is poured all around it. When the plaster hardens an exact impression of the model is formed inside the flask. The wax model is then burned out, and molten metal is injected. Once the metals cools and hardens, the plaster is broken away revealing the un-finished jewelry casting. The casting is filed, polished, and prepped for assembly. Then the stones (if there are any) are set and the piece is completed.
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