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CREMILDE BISPO x GOLF CONCEPT
It all started with a conversation. Over coffee, between stories of creative ventures, Estela—one of the founders of Golf Concept—shared an idea. We had met in the world of Luxury Wedding planners, a universe where elegance meets intention, and as she spoke, I could see the vision unfold. “There’s something missing in golf,” she said, “something refined, something designed for the women who play.” Through Estela, I met Ana Massapina, the other founder of Golf Concept, and immediately connected with their shared vision—one that redefines golf with sophistication, modernity, and inclusivity.
Their energy was contagious, and their passion for elevating the game beyond sport resonated deeply with me. It was the kind of challenge I love—a chance to translate movement, precision, and grace into something wearable. And so, with sketches, metal, and fire, The Green Charm Collection took shape.
01 - Submit your enquiry
The process begins with you.
Submit the bespoke enquiry form.
I will personally review your submission and respond within four days.
02 - INTRO MEETING
From there, we begin a dialogue.
You may choose to meet with me - either at the Atelier or remotely. During this consultation, we explore your vision in depth: from design direction and aesthetic references to practical considerations such as lifestyle and budget.
03 - Gemstone Selection
If your piece includes gemstones...
sourcing becomes a central part of the process. I curate a selection of gemstones - with a particular focus on Australian sapphires & natural diamonds - chosen for their quality, character, and individuality. You will be able to view and compare these options online, and select the stone that resonates most with you.
04 - Design development
With your chosen direction and stones, I begin translating ideas into form.
You will receive initial design proposals, created in response to our conversations. From here, we refine together - adjusting proportions, details, and elements until the piece feels entirely right.
05 - Wax Model (When Applicable)
For certain pieces, a wax model is created prior to production.
This allows you to see and understand the form, scale, and presence of your future piece before it is cast in metal.
6 -PRODUCTION
Once the design is approved, the production begins.
Each stage - from my Lisbon Atelier, to the hands of my expert Gemsetter and Engraver, and finally to the Lisbon Mint for hallmarking - is handled with meticulous care, to make sure your piece is finished to perfection.
7 - Final step
Your vision becomes a reality!
What began as an idea becomes a piece designed to be worn, lived with, and carried forward over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does this process take?
Each piece is different, but most bespoke projects take between 4 to 8 weeks from design approval. If you are working towards a specific date, I will always do my best to accommodate it.
What is the starting price for a bespoke piece?
It depends on the type of project and scope of work. My Bespoke designs services range between 2500€-6000€.
If you would like a general sense of pricing, you can explore the Bespoke Archive - most pieces include their price, which can help you better understand the range and possibilities.
What sets your work apart?
For me, creating a bespoke piece is a relationship as much as a craft. My clients often become friends, and my support continues long after you collect your piece from the Atelier. I’m here for advice, for resizing as your hands change, and to help you see that a big gemstone isn’t the measure of your love - choosing something that truly suits your partner’s lifestyle is. I’m here for prong adjustments, for cleaning that brings your piece back to life, and even for advice when you’re unsure how to propose.
Beyond that, my Atelier is known for its refined, bespoke pieces - especially engagement rings featuring stunning Australian Sapphires, designed to pair beautifully with their matching wedding bands.
What kind of bespoke pieces do you create?
I create bespoke engagement rings, wedding bands, and pieces designed to mark meaningful moments. I also work on heirloom redesigns, as well as necklaces, earrings, and other one-of-a-kind pieces.
I already have the gemstone. Can you use it?
Yes, I work with heirloom gemstones. Before moving forward, I will need to see the stone in person to assess its condition and suitability for the new design.
Do you work with recycled gold?
Yes, I work with recycled gold, especially for heirloom redesigns. However, it very much depends on the project. Each piece has its own technical requirements, so I carefully consider whether incorporating existing gold is the right choice. When it is, the gold will always need to be tested beforehand to make sure it’s suitable for the new piece.
Where do your gemstones come from?
I work with a trusted network of suppliers and source stones with great care and intention. I prioritise traceability and responsible sourcing, and I am always happy to discuss the origin of each stone with you.
My Australian sapphires come mainly from my trusted supplier in Queensland. My natural diamonds come from Antwerp and are conflict-free - Certified by the Kimberly Process.
What is the Kimberley Process?
The Kimberley Process is an international certification scheme that certifies and regulates the rough diamond trade. Countries can opt in to participate in the Kimberley Process, to ensure the diamonds they are trading are regulated. The Process outlines a set of minimum requirements that participants must meet, so that mined diamonds traded in those countries are confirmed to be conflict-free.
Conflict diamonds – also known as ‘blood diamonds’ – are what the Kimblery Process aims to stop being traded. These diamonds are used by rebel parties to fund overthrowing legitimate governments and terrorist organisations. This practice can lead to thousands of innocent civilians and children being terrorised, mutilated and even killed in the process.
The Kimberley Process ensures diamonds are conflict-free, and ethical. When purchasing a diamond through a route that adheres to the Kimberley Process, you can be assured your diamond is ‘conflict-free’.
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