Workmanship — Built to Last

Our design language blends architecture, art, engineering, and the human form. Form follows finger—our rings are shaped for real hands, not just the textbook circle.

From day one, our settings were more architectural than prongs. We developed the Railhead to hold the stone securely with clean, modern lines. Most rings in the industry are cast, which reduces the metals hardness and tensile strength by 50%; our approach prioritises structure, longevity, and comfort.

  • Design roots: Contrafforte, Bastion, Camber—architectural influences from 1972–1975.
  • Elliptical, hand-considered shanks for real finger anatomy (comfort + stability).
  • Railhead setting: secure, modern, fewer snag points than traditional prongs.
  • Materials: Platinum, yellow gold, and rose gold—engineered for daily wear.
  • Every detail is built for decades, not seasons.
  • Flat 20% margin—transparent and well below industry norms.
Pro tip: Test rings the way they’ll be worn—daily tasks, gloves, pockets. Good design disappears; great engineering endures.