Roles, not résumés
Stone selection, CAD modeling, and sizing are described as working functions. We do not attach names, years of experience, titles, or training history to them, because those details are not part of the studio's record.
The specialists page describes functions, not people. Below are the boundaries we keep when talking about who does what at the studio, so nothing here reads as a biography, a credential, or a promise the studio has not made.
Stone selection, CAD modeling, and sizing are described as working functions. We do not attach names, years of experience, titles, or training history to them, because those details are not part of the studio's record.
Cut, color, and clarity grades come from independent grading reports, not from an in-house opinion. When a stone is compared, the report is the reference point, and any comment about the stone should be read against it.
A CAD rendering shows proportions, setting type, and band profile before casting. It is a digital preview, not a photograph of a finished ring, and small differences between the model and the cast piece are normal in the process.
Plain bands can usually be adjusted within a reasonable range. Settings with stones running around the circumference, such as eternity bands, are far harder to resize, and that constraint is worth knowing before the band is made.
In-person fittings take place in Palermo. Protected shipping covers Argentina and international delivery. Nothing on this page should be read as a walk-in schedule, a fixed response time, or a booking guarantee.
We do not publish testimonials, awards, or case histories that are not documented. If a scenario appears on this site, it is labeled as an example rather than presented as a real commission.
Where a term needs a plain definition, we explain it in ordinary words instead of leaning on trade shorthand. If something is unclear after reading this page, the studio can walk through it directly at a fitting or by email.