The Studio Retreat for Two

A Two-Day Private Jewelry Experience

There are some dreams that simply can't be rushed.

The Studio Retreat is the most exclusive experience Prairie Sky offers—two private days beside the jeweler's bench, creating extraordinary pieces while experiencing the craftsmanship, creativity, and intention behind every heirloom.

Over the course of two days, you'll have the freedom to explore larger projects, refine every detail, and enjoy a slower, more immersive creative process. Whether you're creating an entire bridal collection, designing a suite of heirloom jewelry, celebrating a once-in-a-lifetime occasion, or checking off a lifelong bucket-list experience, the Studio Retreat is designed around your vision.

Before your arrival, you'll meet with Luke to discuss your ideas, establish your project plan, and ensure every detail is thoughtfully prepared. During your retreat, you'll work alongside him from start to finish, participating in each stage of the process while he handles the highly specialized techniques that transform precious materials into lasting heirlooms.

The result is more than beautiful jewelry.

It's the memory of creating it.

Your Experience Includes

• Two private days in the Prairie Sky studio
• Exclusive one-on-one experience with master jeweler Luke Lomax
• Personalized project planning and design consultation
• Hands-on participation throughout the creation of your jewelry
• Professional guidance, traditional bench techniques, and use of studio equipment
• Finishing and quality inspection of every completed piece

Investment -

Your Studio Retreat reserves two full days in our studio and includes Luke's dedicated time, instruction, and exclusive use of the workshop.

The jewelry you create is priced separately according to your chosen designs, materials, and project scope. Every retreat is uniquely planned, and we'll provide a personalized estimate after discussing your vision prior to booking.

Designed for those who believe the greatest luxury isn't simply owning something beautiful—it's knowing the story of how it came to be.