Shawna Tabacznik Jewellery

10/21/2026

Congratulations K&J!
Wishing you both a lifetime of happiness , love and adventures together.
It was a true honour working on your forever ring.

10/17/2026

10/10/2026

Congratulations L&M on your engagement ! ✨
It was such a pleasure creating your dream ring.

10/01/2026

A New Chapter.

We’ve been working on something very special behind the scenes.

There’s a mix of emotions in saying goodbye to the studio as we’ve known it, a space that has held so many ideas, conversations, designs and meaningful moments over the years.

But with change and growth, comes the opportunity to create something new.

We’re reimagining the studio with the same thought and intention we bring to our jewellery, and we’re very excited for what’s taking shape.

A little look at what was, and a few hints of what’s to come…

10/01/2026

For her daughter.

A ruby, chosen for its meaning.
Designed for our client as a celebration of her daughter, personal, timeless and made to be worn for a lifetime.

08/26/2026

JOIN OUR TEAM!

Shawna Tabacznik Jewellery is looking for a part-time Studio Operations Assistant (Courier & Logistics) to join our Toronto studio 2–3 days a week.

We’re looking for someone dependable, incredibly organized, detail-oriented, and genuinely interested in jewellery, design and craftsmanship.

The role will begin with courier and logistics support across our production network, along with studio and Saturday sales support, with the opportunity to learn the business and grow with us over time.

Jewellery industry experience is strongly preferred, and sales experience is a plus.

Comfort navigating Toronto efficiently by car and/or public transit is essential.

If this sounds like you, or someone you know ,we’d love to hear from you.

Send your resume + a short cover letter to:
[email protected]

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08/26/2026

We’re growing.

Shawna Tabacznik Jewellery is looking for a part-time Studio Operations Assistant (Courier & Logistics) to join our Toronto studio 2–3 days a week.

We’re looking for someone dependable, incredibly organized, detail-oriented, and genuinely interested in jewellery, design and craftsmanship.

The role will begin with courier and logistics support across our production network, along with studio and Saturday sales support, with the opportunity to learn the business and grow with us over time.

Jewellery industry experience is strongly preferred, and sales experience is a plus.

Comfort navigating Toronto efficiently by car and/or public transit is essential.

If this sounds like you, or someone you know ,we’d love to hear from you.

Send your resume + a short cover letter to:
[email protected]

Please share 🤍

08/20/2026

A completely different life for this ruby.

Originally set vertically in a platinum diamond halo, this elongated cushion ruby had been gifted to our client, but the setting no longer felt quite like her.

We designed it into an east-west ring in yellow gold and paired it with trillion diamonds, playing with the contrast between the ruby’s softer curves and vivid colour and the sharper geometry of the side stones.

The change in orientation completely shifted the balance of the ring, cleaner, more unexpected, and with a little edge.

Same beautiful ruby, reimagined.

08/14/2026

Carrying her story forward.

I originally designed our clients solitaire engagement ring a number of years ago, a princess-cut diamond held simply by four V-claws.

When she came back to reimagine it, she brought two round diamonds from a pair of earrings she already owned.

Rather than trying to make the different shapes feel alike, we leaned into their contrast, the geometry of the princess cut against the softness of the rounds, finding balance between the three.

The original ring and everything it represents remains at the heart of the piece, simply carried forward in a new form.

Rooted in love, gratitude and grace for all that came before and what’s to come. ✨

08/13/2026

Colour, with intention.
Colour is never just about choosing a beautiful stone.
The metal surrounding it can completely change how that colour is perceived.

With these four rings, each stone asked for something different. Alexandrite, sapphire, diamond and zircon, some naturally cooler in tone, others warmer.

In some, the gold was chosen to create harmony. In others, contrast was the more interesting choice, allowing the colour of the stone to become even more pronounced.

The proportions, setting and temperature of the metal all play a part.

Different stones. Different palettes. Different decisions.

But the same pursuit of balance.

All four are currently available at the studio.