Cut and set
by hand
Twenty-seven pieces, made in small runs. Every stone set by a single pair of hands.
Four things, made properly
Pieces we keep remaking
A setter finishes what they start
Most workshops split a piece across a bench: one person sets, another polishes, a third finishes. It is faster and the result is usually fine.
We do it the slow way instead. One setter takes a piece from bare metal to finished and puts their mark inside the band. It means we make fewer pieces a year, and it means there is someone who can answer for every one of them.
Every stone has a paper trail
We buy from four cutters we have worked with for years, and we can tell you which one cut the stone in your ring. Nothing in this collection comes through a channel we cannot name.
Latest additions
“It arrived in a box that opened like a book, and the ring was better in the hand than in the photographs. That almost never happens.”
“I asked which cutter did the sapphire and got a name and a town back within the hour.”