Custom Key Necklace for Bam Margera: The Design Process

Our original project account described creating a custom key necklace for Bam Margera. He came with a particular design in mind, and the team worked through the shape and details with him. This archived feature preserves that account, the showroom photographs and the design renderings.

Begin with a clear idea

The project started with a discussion of the intended shape, dimensions and materials. For any custom necklace, those decisions should include how the piece will be worn and what its symbols mean to the client. Reference drawings can help turn an idea into details that can be reviewed.

Review the design before production

The renderings show a key outline with an ornate upper motif and a narrow shaft. They make the overall proportions and smaller cutouts visible. The original account describes using computer aided design to review the concept and make adjustments before the piece was made.

Agree on the details

For a similar commission, review the metal specification, dimensions, chain connection, finish, quoted cost and expected timing. A rendering is a design aid, not proof of the finished item’s weight or material. Changes should be settled with the jeweler before production begins.

Discuss your own custom piece

A meaningful necklace does not need to copy this project. Bring your own motif, lettering or reference artwork to the conversation. Explore our custom jewelry service in Boca Raton to discuss what can be made and how the design will be reviewed.