Our Atelier
Our sterling silver line is made in Europe, at our own atelier, where jewellers have been casting, setting and finishing 925 silver for decades. Small batches, hallmarked metal, real 14K gold, and a quality-control desk that checks every single piece before it flies to our Florida warehouse.
35 seconds inside the atelier — tap to play
From wax to your jewelry box — seven steps
1 · Wax modelling
Every design starts as a hand-carved wax model. This is where proportions are decided — how a band sits on the finger, how light will enter a stone.
2 · Casting
The wax tree is burned out and molten 925 silver takes its place. We cast in small batches, never mass runs, so every piece gets checked by hand.
3 · Stone setting
Stones are cut to fit their exact seat and set by hand — that's why our specifications say "hand-set", down to the number of stones on each piece.
4 · Gold bonding
Real 14K (585°) gold is heat-bonded onto the sterling base — a visible weight of gold you'll find listed in grams on our product pages, not a flash coating.
5 · Rhodium plating
Silver pieces are finished with rhodium, a bright white metal of the platinum family, for a shine that stays bright with daily wear.
6 · Hand polishing
Each piece is polished by hand to a soft, even lustre. No tumbled shortcuts — edges stay crisp and surfaces stay flawless.
7 · Quality control
Before anything ships to Florida, our QC desk inspects every single item: stones, clasps, hallmarks, finish. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't leave.
Why it matters
- Hallmarked 925 sterling silver — the weight of silver and gold in each piece is listed right on its product page
- Real 14K (585°) gold bonding, not costume plating
- Rhodium finish for tarnish resistance
- Every piece inspected by hand before shipping — backed by a 1-year warranty
