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Let’s begin the journey of your custom design. Please take a moment to respond to these questions- Answer only what feels meaningful to you—this experience is yours. I will be in contact soon to continue this conversation and move things forward

Name

First Name

Last Name

Understanding Intentions & Connection

What draws you to commissioning a custom piece?

What personal meaning or significance do you want this item to hold?

Is this for yourself or someone else? If for another person, what makes them special to you?

Are there any specific emotions, memories, or spiritual connections you want this object to represent?

Do you see this as a daily-wear piece, a ceremonial/talisman, or more for special occasions?

Symbolism & Personal Energy

Do you have specific symbols, elements, or themes that hold deep meaning for you? (e.g., nature, sacred geometry, animals, celestial bodies, mythology)

Are there particular stones, metals, or materials that resonate with you or hold significance? (If you don’t know, I can offer guidance based on your responses.)

Are there any spiritual or energetic qualities you want infused into this item? (e.g., protection, grounding, manifestation, love, transformation)

The power of intention and energy can be infused into objects. If these attributes interest you, what energy do you want this creation to carry for you?

Customization Preferences

Do you have a vision for the design, or would you prefer me to intuitively create something based on our conversation?

Do you prefer a more organic, freeform design, simple and clean, vintage/retro or something more structured and symmetrical?

Approximately what size would you like your item to be? (An American quarter is 25mm)

Would you like me to incorporate any meaningful words, initials, or secret symbols within the design?

What metal tones do you feel most drawn to? (e.g., silver, gold, mixed metals, oxidized, polished, raw)

Are you open to unexpected creative interpretations, or do you prefer to have a clear vision from the start?

What are some examples of elements you would NOT like to be incorporated into your item?

Considerations & Alignment

Have you commissioned custom jewelry before? If so, what was your experience like?

Are you comfortable with the organic process of intuitive design, knowing that the piece will evolve as it is created. Or would you prefer having complete control over every aspect of the design?

What is your budget for this piece? (It’s important to gauge & understand the monetary investment required for your custom, one-of-a-kind piece.)

What is your timeline for receiving this piece? (If there’s a deadline, is it flexible?)

Do you have heritage metal or stones you would like to be used with your project?* * We are often able to melt your items into your custom creation with some limitations.

Is there anything else you’d like me to know about you, your journey, or what this piece means to you?

Honoring a Loved Ones Spirit: Create an item that will be a source of comfort for you

Is there anything special about your loved one—their personality, passions, or favorite things—that you would like this piece to reflect?

Would you like this to be something you wear every day, or a more private piece that you hold close on special occasions? Do you prefer something simple and subtle, or more intricate and symbolic?

Are there any specific materials, symbols, or details that feel important to include? This could be a birthstone, a meaningful engraving, a personal symbol, a small amount of ashes, a lock of hair, or anything else that connects you to your loved one

What feelings or memories do you want this piece to hold for you? Would you like it to represent comfort, connection, remembrance, protection, or another meaningful sentiment?

In moments when you miss them the most, is there something that brings you a sense of connection—such as a song, a place, a phrase, or a symbol? Would you like this piece to carry that connection in a meaningful way?

If you could describe the spirit or essence of your loved one in a few words—(through their kindness, their laughter, their wisdom, their quirks or their love)—how would you describe them? Would you like those qualities reflected in the design?

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Kingsley North