One of a Kind

Made once, around one stone. The stone is found first, the design answers that stone's color and cut, and when the piece sells, that exact combination will not exist again. What we can do is hunt a sister stone and design fresh around it.

Rings, necklaces, earrings, ear cuffs, pendants, bracelets and bangles, and the occasional brooch. Rings, necklaces and earrings each have a one of a kind page of their own. This is where the whole family gathers.

Mahenge spinel, Zambian emerald, fire opal, black opal, Ethiopian opal, indicolite and tri-color tourmaline, tsavorite, spessartite, rubellite, rainbow sapphire, blue labradorite, rutilated quartz, South Sea pearl, and hand-carved coral, chrysoprase, azurite, rhodochrosite, malachite and lapis, most set with diamonds in 14K and 18K gold. The list changes as pieces sell and stones arrive.

Some are, and the listing says so wherever it is true: coral, rhodochrosite, pink tourmaline, chrysoprase, azurite and malachite carved into petals, leaves, scarabs and cabochons. Carving is named only where it happened.

Yes, and a commission is the truest one of a kind there is. The vault keeps loose stones for exactly this, unheated rubies with documented origin, Brazilian emeralds, heart-shaped sapphires, spinels, chrome tourmalines, and the piece is designed around the one you fall for. Message us and we will show you the stones.

Each piece by its gentlest stone. Sapphire, spinel and diamond take daily wear; emerald, tourmaline and the garnets want ordinary care; opal, labradorite, pearl, lapis, malachite and hand-carved coral ask for ceremony: on after perfume, off with a soft cloth, never an ultrasonic cleaner.