Jewellery Remodelling in Marylebone, London

For more than 40 years, David Law has reimagined inherited, unworn and outdated jewellery into bespoke designs that suit each client’s style while preserving the memories they hold.

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40 Years of Jewellery Remodelling Expertise

David personally designs every jewellery remodelling commission at his Marylebone studio and has his Hatton Garden workshop handcraft it under his direction.

Working with a master jeweller from appraisal to completion is invaluable for inherited and sentimental jewellery.

David understands how to assess older settings, identify which stones and materials can be safely reused, and recognise when preserving, adapting or completely redesigning a piece will achieve the best result.

heirloom jewellery crafted in in Hatton garden into an engagement ring and pendant

Remodel Your Heirloom Jewellery in London

Old, unworn, inherited or damaged jewellery can often be transformed into a new bespoke design using its existing diamonds, gemstones and precious metals.

Whether you have a treasured family heirloom, an old engagement ring, a broken piece of jewellery, something you have fallen out of love with, several pieces you would like to combine or a collection of loose gemstones, David will guide and advise you as you create a new design together—one that honours its history while reflecting your style today.

three stone sapphire and diamond heirloom ring remodelled into a modern engagement ring

Your Complimentary Jewellery Appraisal

Before making any commitment, David will carefully examine your jewellery and assess the condition of its settings, diamonds, gemstones and precious metals. He will explain what can be safely reused and discuss remodelling options with you.

If an idea could compromise the integrity of a piece or its stones, David will clearly explain the risks, recommend a safer alternative or advise against proceeding.

The purpose of the appraisal is to protect the jewellery, its value and the memories it holds while helping you make a confident, informed decision about what happens next.

Designed Together:

A Client’s Experience of Jewellery Remodelling

Two-stone diamond ring created from family jewellery, symbolising past and present

I couldn’t be happier with my experience with David. He melted my wedding ring and engagement ring into a single family ring, and the result is exactly what I had hoped for - elegant, meaningful, and beautifully made.
The entire process was incredibly smooth from start to finish.
David was knowledgeable, reliable, and took the time to explain each step so I always felt in good hands. His craftsmanship is outstanding, and his pricing was very fair for the quality and care he puts into his work. I couldn’t recommend David more highly!

Helen Wessels

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Discover What Your Jewellery Could Become


Begin with a complimentary appraisal and an honest conversation with David about what can be preserved, transformed or brought together in a new bespoke design.

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Heirloom Jewellery, Reimagined

David Law at the jeweller bench remodelling a pendant

A Personal Jewellery Design Process

David offers a comprehensive design process where you never have to rely on imagination. You remain involved throughout, approving every stage. From realistic 3D design concepts based on your brief to wearable wax prototypes you can try on, you can refine and approve your preferred design with complete confidence.

Only then will David’s team of master jewellers at his Hatton Garden workshop carefully unset the stones from your existing jewellery and handcraft your new piece with meticulous attention to detail.

gold diamond hoop earring remodelled into a diamond eternity ring

Shape Every Detail So It Feels Completely Yours

Your original stones can remain at the heart of the design or be complemented by natural or lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, vintage diamonds in matching settings, or modern cuts.

You can also incorporate engravings, symbolic motifs, hidden stones, and other personal details to preserve a memory or add meaning known only to you.

Every element is considered part of the complete design, creating a piece that respects its history while feeling entirely your own.

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Before & after — recent remodels

Jewellery Remodelling FAQs

Many types of jewellery can be remodelled, including rings, earrings, pendants, brooches, bangles and bracelets. David can work with a single piece, several pieces you would like to combine, or loose diamonds and gemstones. Everything begins with a complimentary appraisal to establish what can be safely reused.

Your jewellery is insured while it is in David’s care and handled securely throughout the remodelling process.

For particularly valuable pieces, David can arrange to meet you directly at his Hatton Garden workshop. This avoids unnecessary transportation and lets you keep your original jewellery until the new setting is ready and the stones need to be carefully removed and transferred.

This minimises the time your jewellery is out of your possession while ensuring David’s trusted team of master jewellers carries out the work under his direction.

You do not need to arrive with a fixed idea. David will guide you through the possibilities and create realistic 3D design options from your brief. Wearable wax prototypes let you try on and refine your preferred design before altering your original jewellery.

Yes. You can bring stones and materials from several inherited or sentimental pieces and combine them into one new design. David will assess each piece individually and advise which elements can be combined successfully.

Yes. Your original stones can remain at the heart of the design and be complemented with natural or lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, matched vintage diamonds or modern cuts where appropriate.

David quotes each commission individually after the complimentary appraisal. The cost depends on the design, the condition of the existing jewellery, what can be reused, any additional stones or precious metals required and the craftsmanship involved.

If you decide to begin the design stage, the £250 design fee is credited towards your finished piece.

Most remodelled jewellery is completed about three to four weeks after the final design is approved. More complex commissions may require longer, and David will explain the expected timescale before work begins.

Yes. Photographs can help with an initial conversation and help David understand what you have and what you may want to create. However, he will need to examine the jewellery itself before confirming what can be safely reused and providing his final recommendation.

Yes. You can have your initial conversation on Zoom. David also offers personal appointments across Greater London and the Home Counties through his travelling jeweller service. Your jewellery will still need to be examined before the design and remodelling work begins.

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Jewellery from a Photo

Discover how David can recreate a treasured piece of jewellery when all that remains is a photograph or sketch.

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Wearable Wax Jewellery

See how wearable wax models allow you to try on and refine your remodelled jewellery before it is made.

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The Design Process

Explore David’s signature jewellery design process, from the first ideas and 3D concepts to wearable prototypes and handcrafting.

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Why Choose David Law?

Read David Law’s story, from his Hatton Garden apprenticeship to becoming a personal jeweller with more than 40 years of experience.

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