u/jewelry-maker-nathan

Made with love in Montana

Ring is made of sterling silver, and all the engraving was done with a laser. Has my last name on it, and the year my wife and I got married.

This pendant holds lab diamonds, in 18k yellow gold, with black glass enamel accents. I purchased the stones a few years back, and in the span of a few years, the stones are worth 1/5th the price new. And zero on the secondary market 😂
Lucky it’s a sick pendant.

Here’s a small collection of jewelry, all made in house by me.

Still learning how to use my laser, but I did this last night and it turned out really cool

Recently made this for a friend. He mined all the gold, mined the sapphire, refined the gold, and cut the sapphire. Then sent it all to me, and I made this ring with it. 100% Montana made, with 100% Montana material. Pretty sweet if you ask me.

Madagascar sapphire, and Montana sapphire, flanked by diamonds, in 14k

Just made this today

Montana sapphires in 18k yellow gold 🤤🤤🤤

This pendant is for sale, but I’m mostly sharing to show it off. (Asking $8k) Double sided, can be worn both ways.

4.58ct of Montana sapphires, a mix of heat and no heat, set In 18k

Center stone is all natural, fantasy cut, 1.1ct

I make these custom, with your choice of mountain range. This one features pilot and index peaks, located in the Absaroka mountain range, in Wyoming.

These super thin castings require a bit more attention!
Cast in 14k white gold.
From resin (bluecast x-1)
Torch melt, poured with vacuum.

Going to be a sweet pair of earrings.

Engagement ring is set with a Madagascar sapphire, and diamonds. The wedding band is set with a Montana sapphire and diamonds. All in 14k yellow gold.

What are your thoughts?