Handmade in Manhattan
The Atelier
One jeweler, working by hand in Manhattan. Each commission takes on a character of its own.
Heraldry, worked by hand
The fleur de lis has appeared for centuries in European heraldry. Its three petals can read as a bold silhouette on a pendant or as a small detail on the shoulder of a ring. In the atelier, the same motif takes on different characters as it moves from a polished gold crest to a relief in darkened silver.
A hammered surface holds light in small facets. Patina deepens the recesses. A polished edge defines the silhouette. The maker uses these contrasts to give each piece depth and to draw the eye to the parts meant to be noticed.
From the jeweler’s bench
One piece at a time
Every piece is custom-made, and production begins with the commission. The same hands shape, fit and finish the piece, right through to the final polish. Two commissions can share a design. The texture of the hammer marks, the depth of the patina and the finish at the edges vary with the handwork, so each finished piece is unique.
See the Pillow RingStart with a conversation
Bring a sketch, a detail you want to keep, or the name of a piece in the collection. Speak directly with the maker about how it should fit, how you’ll wear it and which details matter to you. The design can take shape around a particular stone, an engraving or the contrast between two metals.
Call the atelier to talk through the possibilities for your piece.
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