Arabel Lebrusan

Arabel Lebrusan is a London jewellery designer who runs Lebrusan Studio. She makes wedding bands, engagement rings and bespoke pieces from ethically sourced materials.

Why she suits LGBTQ+ couples

GLW recommends Arabel for couples who want rings designed around them, not chosen from a standard range. Her bespoke service starts from a blank page, an adjusted design or an inherited stone, and it covers wedding bands in many shapes, including engraved and eternity styles. That freedom suits two people who want matching rings, contrasting rings or something entirely their own.

What she offers

• Bespoke wedding bands and engagement rings
• Engraved, shaped and eternity bands
• Remodelling of inherited gold or stones
• Fairmined and recycled precious metals
• Reclaimed old-cut stones and responsibly sourced gemstones

How she works

You begin with a free consultation of up to an hour. It takes place at the London Diamond Bourse in Hatton Garden, or by video call. Designs are drawn by hand and developed in CAD, and you receive a small number of variations with up to two major revisions included. A deposit starts the making, and pieces are handmade in independent Hatton Garden workshops, which typically takes about ten weeks.

Where she covers

Appointments are held in central London at the Diamond Bourse, and video consultations make the service open to couples elsewhere. Rings are made in Hatton Garden workshops, so London is the base for everything.