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Custom Jewelry Design & Artisan Craftsmanship
A Jewelers Art was founded in 1998 by Sheridan Conrad, a jewelry artist with decades of experience in custom design and craftsmanship. Our work combines formal education in art and gemology with hands-on expertise developed through partnerships in wholesale jewelry businesses and private showings. We specialize in creating bespoke pieces that reflect individual stories, utilizing techniques refined through global travels to study ancient metalwork and gemstone sourcing. Our Oklahoma City studio, established in 2009, serves as both a gallery space and educational hub where we teach jewelry-making to private students. With certifications from the Gemological Institute of America and affiliations with leading industry organizations, we maintain rigorous standards for material quality and artistic integrity.

Our clientele includes collectors and institutions seeking one-of-a-kind works inspired by natural forms and cultural motifs. Through continuous study of historical techniques like chasing and repousse, we blend traditional methods with contemporary aesthetics. Our commitment to excellence has been recognized through invitations to exclusive exhibitions and collaborations with national contemporary jewelers. We maintain transparency in material sourcing and pricing while preserving the personal touch of a small, owner-operated business. Our unique value lies in combining technical mastery with a deep understanding of jewelry's role as wearable art and heirloom creation.
Services
Custom Jewelry Design Gemstone Sourcing Jewelry Repair Private Art Instruction Bespoke Metalwork
Details
  • Year established: 1998
Highlights and features
  • GIA-certified gemstone expertise ensures quality materials
  • 30+ years creating custom pieces for discerning clients
  • Private showings feature exclusive, museum-quality designs
  • Combines traditional metalworking techniques with modern aesthetics
  • Maintains affiliations with leading jewelry industry organizations
Associations and certifications
  • Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Services
Custom Jewelry Design
We create one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces tailored to client specifications using CAD technology and hand-drawing techniques. Our process incorporates ethically sourced gemstones and precious metals to produce wearable art that tells personal stories. Each design undergoes multiple review stages to ensure perfect execution of the client's vision.
Gemstone Sourcing
Our GIA-certified expertise locates high-quality diamonds and colored gemstones from ethical sources worldwide. We specialize in finding unique stones with exceptional cut, clarity, and color characteristics that meet specific design requirements. Clients receive detailed documentation about each stone's origin and quality attributes.
Jewelry Repair
We restore damaged or worn jewelry using traditional techniques that preserve original craftsmanship. Services include resizing rings, fixing clasps, replacing missing stones, and polishing worn surfaces. Our bench jewelers maintain historical accuracy when repairing antique pieces while ensuring structural integrity for modern wear.
People
Sheridan Conrad
Owner & Lead Jewelry Artist
GIA-certified jewelry artist with 30+ years experience creating custom pieces. Holds Masters in Education and National Board certification. Studied ancient metalworking techniques in Italy and travels globally for artistic inspiration.
Questions
What types of custom jewelry do you create?
We specialize in rings, pendants, earrings, and brooches using precious metals and gemstones. Our designs often incorporate nature-inspired motifs and historical techniques like chasing and repousse.
How does the custom design process work?
We begin with a consultation to understand your vision, followed by sketches and material selection. After finalizing designs, we create wax models before casting in metal and setting stones.
Do you work with existing jewelry?
Yes, we restore antique pieces and can repurpose heirloom stones into new designs while maintaining their historical character.