One ring Private appointment

OXUS Engagement and wedding

One ring, start to finish.

We follow one pear diamond ring, from the first 3D model to the finished ring on the hand. This is how OXUS makes a ring.

The finished ring from the side. A large pear-shaped diamond sits high above eternity bands of emerald-cut diamonds, in white metal.
The finished ring pear diamond, emerald-cut eternity bands

Nothing here comes from a catalog. We draw each ring for one person, and then we make it.

I

The model

First, a 3D model.

Maryam designs every piece herself on the computer, in CAD. Here, in MatrixGold, she builds the part that will hold the pear diamond, prong by prong. Below it is a band, planned stone by stone.

She also makes the technical drawings, the stone details and the gem map. The gem map shows where each stone goes. No metal is made until the model is right.

Her model in MatrixGold the setting and the band

II

The metal

The metal parts, before the stones.

Expert partners in the Los Angeles Jewelry District make the metal parts from her model. Here you see the setting for the pear diamond, a round setting with a star shape, and an eternity band. The prongs are still open.

Maryam checks each part when it comes back, before any stone is added.

Three parts in white metal on a pale cloth, with no stones yet: a pear-shaped setting with crossed prongs, a round setting with an eight-pointed star, and an eternity band with open prongs.
The metal parts before any stone

III

The stone

The pear diamond.

This is the main diamond of the ring, on paper, before it is set. Maryam drew the setting in her model to fit this exact stone.

A loose pear-shaped diamond on folded white paper, shining in the light.
The pear-shaped diamond before setting

IV

The setting

Stone by stone, all the way around.

Emerald-cut diamonds go into the bands one at a time. Each stone has its own prongs. The stones go all the way around the finger. The setting for the pear diamond is still empty.

Expert setters in the Jewelry District set the stones. Maryam directs the work. She checks every step against her drawings.

Two eternity bands set all around with emerald-cut diamonds, lying on a pale cloth, the empty pear-shaped setting next to the lower band.
The bands, set the pear setting still empty

V

The ring

The finished ring.

A pear-shaped diamond solitaire, worn with eternity bands of emerald-cut diamonds. One of one. We will never make it again.

A close view of the finished ring. The pear diamond sits in white metal prongs, above the emerald-cut diamonds of the bands.
The pear diamond in its prongs
In the hand the ring and its bands
A black and white photo of her sculpture: thin wire wrapped around bent rods and a carved white stone.

The designer

A sculptor, and an engineer.

Maryam Najvan is an artist. Her work was shown in Duets, at Gallery 825, in 2025. The River is her series of sculptures you can wear. Each one is signed and one of a kind. She studied graphic design in Isfahan and industrial design in Tehran.

So at OXUS, one person draws your ring and plans every detail. You work with her directly, from the first sketch to the last check.

Engagement and wedding at OXUS

What we make for a wedding.

A 3D model of a wedding set in white gold. A round diamond in prongs, and a matching band of small diamonds that curves around it.
A ring and band, designed together one of her models
  1. i

    The engagement ring

    Designed around your stone, or a stone we find together.

  2. ii

    The wedding bands

    Plain gold, or with stones all the way around. The couple chooses.

  3. iii

    A matching set

    We design the ring and band together, so they fit well side by side.

  4. iv

    Pieces for the wedding

    For the ceremony, for the families, and gifts to pass down.

Inside the band, in your own language

  • عشقPersian
  • אהבהHebrew
  • սերArmenian
  • حبArabic
  • प्रेमHindi
  • 愛Chinese

The word for love, in six languages. We can also write a name, a date or your own words inside the band.

Every ceremony

Every tradition has its own gold.

Families in Los Angeles marry in many traditions. Tell us about yours. We design the piece around what it means to you.

Is your tradition not here? Tell us about it.

Commissions

Start with a conversation.

Meet Maryam on Zoom, or in person in the Los Angeles Jewelry District, Downtown Los Angeles. Bring your story, and any stone you already own.

How would you like to meet?

We use your details only to plan your meeting.