A responsible custom journey moves through separate gates: define the brief, explore visual directions, review exact materials and construction, receive current written terms, approve the specified version, then authorize work through the actual provider process.

A stage-gated custom-design guide that separates brief, visual direction, qualified review, quote, approval, and production authorization without promising that Leyloon offers every stage.

What this guide covers

State the wearer, piece, use, fit, visual direction, constraints, flexibility, and reference-rights status.
Use concepts to discuss attributes while qualified reviewers resolve materials, stones, dimensions, construction, and unknowns.
Proceed only through the current written quote, exact approval, and provider-specific production authorization.

This journey is not a Leyloon service promise

Current-policy boundary · evidence version 2026-07-19
This local guide does not confirm project eligibility, acceptance, design ownership, revision count, provider, feasibility, price, deposit, schedule, custody, return, warranty, delivery, or production outcome. It does not collect a brief, upload references, open a project, or authorize work. Policy owner and effective date are not verified in this local candidate; use the current help route for escalation.

What each stage should resolve

Visual exploration stays separate from the evidence and commercial decisions that follow.

Brief

Wearer, piece, occasion, fit, use, must-haves, flexibility, avoidances, assumptions, and open questions.

Visual direction

Silhouette, proportion, materials, stones, setting, finish, mood, reference source, and rights status—not production proof.

Qualified review

Identity, treatment, dimensions, construction, ergonomics, setting, disclosures, care, feasibility, and unresolved risks.

Actual service

Provider, scope, exclusions, quote, validity, changes, custody, schedule basis, terms, exact approval, and authorization.

Move through one gate at a time

1 — Prepare the brief
Separate needs, preferences, flexible choices, assumptions, and reference permissions before requesting technical review.
2 — Review the proposed version
Resolve the exact materials, stones, dimensions, fit, construction, disclosure, care, and rights questions.
3 — Authorize only current terms
Read the exact quote, specifications, changes, schedule basis, custody, delivery, and written conditions before acting.

Custom-design journey questions

Is a concept image a final design?

No. It is a conversation aid; dimensions, materials, stones, construction, rights, fit, and service terms remain unresolved.

Does this page start a custom project?

No. Check the current help route for any authorized Leyloon service and its actual eligibility and intake steps.

When does production begin?

Only the actual provider's current written process can state the required approvals, payment, authorization, and timing basis.

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