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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Jewellery |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Alexis Gallery is a custom jewellery business with an appointment-only Toronto studio at 156 King St E. Its confirmed official website identifies sisters Alexis and Mercedes as the designers behind custom engagement rings, wedding rings and heirloom redesigns. For couples researching custom engagement rings Toronto, the process begins with a complimentary phone consultation before an in-person or virtual design meeting.
Rather than presenting ready-made engagement-ring stock, Alexis Gallery describes its pieces as made to order. Couples discuss the concept, view centre-stone options, review 3D digital renderings and approve the design before the ring is made. The official site says its engagement and wedding rings are made in Canada and provides both Toronto appointments and remote design meetings.
Alexis Gallery’s wedding-related work covers custom engagement rings, wedding and celebration rings, and redesigns of eligible heirloom jewellery. Its engagement-ring process includes a private diamond or gemstone viewing, collaborative design and 3D renderings for approval. The business says it works with natural and lab-grown diamonds, black and grey diamonds, sapphires, rubies, emeralds, moissanite and other gemstones.
For wedding bands, the official collection is configurable by gold colour, finish, profile and, where applicable, diamonds or gemstones. The business also states that it works in white, yellow and rose gold, plus platinum. Couples interested in an inherited stone should note that Alexis Gallery says it can often use structurally sound heirloom diamonds over 3 mm, while it does not modify or service outside jewellery.
The confirmed Toronto studio is by appointment at 156 King St E. Alexis Gallery also states that it works with clients across Canada, the United States and internationally through interactive virtual design meetings. Its studio-locations page lists Toronto among its appointment-based locations.
This may suit couples who want to participate in selecting a centre stone and approving the design before production, as well as those who cannot attend Toronto in person. A Toronto studio visit is not presented as a walk-in retail experience: the contact page explicitly says the design studio is by appointment only.
A documented feature of the service is the approval stage: the official engagement-ring page says clients receive 3D digital renderings before the ring is handcrafted. It also describes a lifetime warranty, complimentary annual cleaning, polishing and gem tensioning, one complimentary resizing, and a third-party gemologist appraisal with engagement rings.
The practical trade-off is that this is a custom, made-to-order process rather than immediate purchase from a stocked showroom. The official FAQ says all custom-made jewellery is final sale. Service and modification work is limited to jewellery Alexis Gallery has made, so owners of outside pieces should confirm eligibility before relying on the business for a repair or alteration.
Current pricing is explicitly published on Alexis Gallery’s official FAQ. Engagement rings start at $4,500 plus tax when using a lab diamond, moissanite, lab gemstone or mined gemstone. Engagement rings with a mined diamond start at $5,000 plus tax. Heirloom redesigns start at $4,400 plus tax.
For wedding rings, the published range is approximately $700–$3,400 plus tax for plain gold rings and approximately $1,600–$3,500 plus tax for diamond rings in gold. Fully custom wedding rings outside the core collection start at $3,500–$4,000 plus tax. Final cost still depends on the selected stone, metal, band dimensions and design complexity, so couples should request a written custom quote.
Alexis Gallery directs engagement-ring enquiries to a brief complimentary phone consultation. The business then provides a custom quote and can arrange an in-depth design meeting. Its official FAQ lists info@alexisgallery.com for custom-piece enquiries, while the Toronto studio-locations page lists 647-243-6479.
Use the official website’s consultation booking path or contact page to begin. Couples planning a surprise proposal can ask about the sizing tool mentioned in the FAQ. For a wedding band appointment, confirm whether the desired style is within the collection or requires a fully custom design, since the two have different published starting prices.
Alexis Gallery says most custom engagement pieces take six to eight weeks to create once the process is underway, and its FAQ describes approximately eight weeks from placing an order after the design meeting. The business recommends starting at least 12 weeks before a proposal so there is room for revisions.
For wedding rings, the official FAQ recommends contacting the business three to six months before the wedding date. The wedding-ring page also says its made-to-order collection takes about eight weeks once the final design is approved and recommends allowing at least 12 weeks before the wedding, including potential resizing time.
Before committing, confirm the total quoted price including tax, the exact centre stone and its documentation, the chosen metal and ring dimensions, and whether the piece is a collection configuration or fully custom work. If using an heirloom stone, send the requested photos and paperwork and obtain confirmation that the material is suitable.
Also confirm the design-meeting format, current production slot, target completion date, pickup or shipping arrangements, resizing terms and the warranty details that apply to the final piece. Remote buyers should ask what delivery coverage and any cross-border costs apply. These details can vary by design and destination even where a published starting price or stated policy exists.
The official FAQ lists engagement rings from $4,500 plus tax with a lab diamond, moissanite, lab gemstone or mined gemstone, and from $5,000 plus tax with a mined diamond. The final quote depends on the chosen design and materials.
Yes. The official FAQ says it works with clients across Canada, the United States and internationally through interactive virtual design meetings, including stone viewing and 3D design renderings.
Alexis Gallery states that the process is approximately eight weeks after the design meeting, with many pieces taking six to eight weeks. It recommends getting in touch at least 12 weeks before a proposal.
The official FAQ says it can often work with structurally sound heirloom diamonds over 3 mm in diameter. Couples should email photos and paperwork for confirmation; the business says it does not work with outside-purchased diamonds or gemstones.
Phone: 647-243-6479
Website: https://www.alexisgallery.com/





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