Archive for the ‘New Designs’ Category

We just finished this beautiful chrysoprase inlay ring with white sapphires set in sterling silver.  Three pieces of apple green chrysoprase are inlaid in each side of this ring with 3 pave` set white sapphires in the center.  The sparkling white sapphires total .09cts. and are in a triangle cluster.  The ring is 5.6mm wide [...]

We just completed this Australian opal his and her wedding ring set. The opal is set in 14k gold and accented by sparkling white diamonds.  Beautiful blue-green Australian opal inlay surrounds two round brilliant cut round diamonds in each of these unique inlay wedding bands.  If you are looking for non-traditional wedding rings, then these [...]

We spend a lot time and effort promoting our sterling silver jewelry and sometimes neglect giving our gold jewelry equal time in the spot light.  Actually, it is our incredible Australian opal inlay jewelry designs that the Hileman name is known for in the jewelry industry.   Hileman jewelry is recognized for the unsurpassed quality of the Australian opal [...]

Here is our first piece of jewelry utilizing the fossilized red horn coral. The horn coral we inlaid in this silver ring is a nice red-orange color with great depth. Fossilized horn coral is fairly hard and does indeed take a great polish.

Hileman Silver Jewelry offers semi-custom sterling silver jewelry designs at no additional cost to our customer.

We just completed this striking new man’s ring design featuring black diamonds, inlaid dinosaur bone and black onyx set in sterling silver. The black diamonds look great with the black onyx and dinosaur bone inlay.

Outrageous new Australian opal inlay pendant design just released by Mark Hileman is sure to be a hit with opal jewelry collectors. This stunning handmade 14 karat gold pendant features a huge sparkling blue topaz and incredible Australian opal inlay.

After some thought Mark decided to break out some Gilson created opal that he purchased thirty years ago and had only used a few times since then. The result was a very striking pendant with Gilson opal so bright you would think that there had to be a bulb in it.