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Logo Design

I started working on some Freelancer.com Contests.  It's been good to push me to create some work within a somewhat restricted space.  Also helping me keep the creative juices flowing.  This is a design I did for Philippe Diamonds.  It was rejected.  I like it though, so I thought I would share.
I have worked on a bunch of others, either they aren't done yet, or I don't fully endorse the design.
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