Case study · Luxury jeweller rebuild (unofficial concept)
Fifth Avenue Jeweller — Concept Rebuild how a setting holds light.
A concept rebuild for a heritage New York jeweller — a scroll-scrubbed facets film, five collections, the flagship and appointments.
This is the real website. Scroll it, tap it, try it. On a phone it’s best full screen.
- Type
- Luxury jeweller rebuild (unofficial concept)
- Sector
- Luxury retail
- Sections
- 6
- Built with
- Hand-coded · no templates
About the site
A second, fuller concept rebuild for the same heritage jeweller, this time as a complete site. It opens on how a setting holds light, then tells the story in Roman-numbered chapters: the six-prong setting of 1886, the famous blue, the icons and the Fifth Avenue flagship.
The idea
Where the shorter study is a campaign page, this one is a full homepage: heritage, product and service working together, ending with a private appointment booking that lets the visitor choose a boutique — or a video appointment.
What we built, section by section
- 01
Opening
How a setting holds light — the facets film.
- 02
I. The Setting
The six-prong diamond setting of 1886.
- 03
II. 1837 Blue
The signature colour.
- 04
III. Icons
Five collection lines: cut for brilliance, the chain, paired not matched.
- 05
V. The Landmark
The Fifth Avenue flagship.
- 06
VI. Private appointment
Boutique choice or a video appointment.
From the build
Films and pictures from inside the Fifth Avenue Jeweller — Concept Rebuild website. Swipe through.
Features
- Scroll-scrubbed facets film
- Roman-numeral chapter navigation
- Appointment form with boutique selector and video option
- Skip link
Look and feel
Near-black with the brand’s robin’s-egg blue and pale silk — restrained, editorial and luxurious.
Under the bonnet
- Scroll-linked MP4, hand-coded
- Open Graph tags
- Form-based booking
Like everything I build, it’s made from scratch. No page builder, no theme. So it’s quick, it works on phones first, and it’s easy to change later.
Independent concept rebuild for portfolio purposes — not affiliated with or endorsed by the jeweller or its parent group.