“The style cues of traditional proportions – the height and placement of the stone, the use of engraving or mill grain techniques – can make the new design interesting to the client, but also rectified. [the ring’s look] and give it a backbone, ”he says. “I see this as the responsibility of the person who designs it.”

This responsibility is a responsibility that Adam Foster Fine Jewelry takes seriously. The team behind these elegant designs see each meeting as an opportunity to highlight what sets the company apart.

“The store is set up for you“Says Foster.” We get out the reference material. We get out the sketchbooks. We get all the preliminary resources and materials ready to use. Over the next hour … find out how we operate and what we are about. capable.

“We love it to be a full experience from the moment you walk in… that goes down in the story of” that’s how we got engaged. “”

Adam Foster Fine Jewelry, 601 S. Lindbergh Blvd., Suite 300, St. Louis, 314-771-3390, Fosterjewelry.com