Materials & Process

Made in London with intention. Crafted to endure. Each piece is a study in material, proportion, and restraint — shaped in London using traditional methods, modern precision, and a commitment to longevity over excess.

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Sterling Silver

All designs are cast in solid 925 sterling silver, sourced from trusted suppliers in Hatton Garden.
Where possible, recycled silver is used — identical in quality to newly mined metal, but with reduced environmental impact.

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Casting

Each piece is formed using the lost wax casting method.
A wax model is created, invested in plaster, and fired out, allowing molten silver to take its place. This process, carried out by skilled casters in London, preserves intricate detail and structural integrity.

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Finishing

Once cast, each piece is filed, assembled, and polished by hand — a balance of refinement and rawness. The finish is intentional: clean where it needs to be, tactile where it should remain human.

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Gold Vermeil

Select pieces are plated in 23.7ct gold to a thickness of 3 microns — significantly exceeding standard vermeil.
The process includes ultrasonic cleaning, surface activation, and electroplating in a near-pure gold solution. The result is a warm, rich finish designed to endure and evolve with wear.

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Hallmarking

Each piece is hallmarked in London by the Assay Office — a discreet stamp certifying material purity and origin. A quiet standard of integrity.

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Made to Order

All designs are made to order. Please allow 3–5 weeks for completion.
This slower pace allows each stage — from casting to finishing — the time it deserves.