Our Craftsmanship
Four pairs of hands touch every piece before it reaches yours.
Attention to detail
Jewelry is judged at close range — so every decision is made as if it will be. Edges are smoothed, settings sit flush, and proportions are checked against the original drawing before a piece moves forward. It is slower than casting a piece whole, and the only way to keep a crystal sitting flat for years.
The making process
- Design — each piece begins as a drawing, refined until the proportions feel right.
- Setting — stones are set by hand under a loupe, each prong checked for even pressure.
- Finishing — plating is applied in controlled baths, then every surface is polished in three passes.
- Assembly — chains are cut, clasps fitted and extensions added by hand. Bracelets are measured against a mandrel; earrings are weighed in pairs so nothing sits lopsided.
Handmade elements
Many steps are still done by hand: stone setting, polishing, assembly and final adjustment. Handmade work carries small variations from piece to piece — a natural characteristic described in our Terms & Conditions — and is part of what gives each piece its character.
Quality inspection
The last stop is a light table and a checklist: stone security, clasp grip, plating evenness, polish. Anything that hesitates goes back a step — it never ships. Only pieces that pass every point are packed and sent.
