The Atelier
Made by hand, from the world.
Where every object on the site is drawn, specified and set. The house’s commissions sit here too, as proof of the hand.
The making · four stages
01 · The drawingStones and metals noted by hand.
02 · The specificationDimensions, stone counts, gold weight by karat.
03 · The renderChecked from every side before metal is poured.
04 · The pieceCast, set and finished.Three registers
The ArchiveOne of one · enquireMedals recovered from 1939–1945, set once, each with its provenance. Never priced on the page.The Vault →
The InsigniaEditions · enlist, then acquireOne insignia per school of 2126. A waitlist that becomes a product page on the day the school opens.Enlist →
CommissionsBy appointmentRings, medallions and signets made to order for collectors and communities. Shown here as proof of the hand.Enquire →
Commissions
A skull pendant, drawnRound white diamonds, princess-cut rubies, tapered baguettes.
A medallion, drawnEighteen-karat gold, yellow sapphires round and princess-cut.
The ring, specified in silverOne sheet, every metal: 20 grams in 18-karat, 13.40 in silver.
A signet bar ringWhite and black baguettes in a ruby frame.
A link chainEach link a ruby frame around two stones.
A class ringAn oval red stone, the year and the school in the shoulders.Most of these designs were made for the Nouns community, whose artwork is public domain (CC0), so they can be shown freely. The class ring comes from the custom class-ring work.
The house rule
A piece that carries another house’s mark appears here only with the owner’s consent and the mark-holder’s guidelines.
So the collectible pendants, the service rings and the state emblems stay in the portfolio. They prove the hand; they are not the world.