The house
Our story.
A small house of jewellers working with silver, gold and Baltic amber in Northern Europe.
Who makes it
A small house, not a brand.
We make pieces in small batches, by hand, in one workshop. The person who finishes a piece signs its certificate.
There is no mass line and no anonymous factory. That is why quantities are low and lead times are honest.
Materials, stated plainly
What each material is.
Gold-plated silver is called gold-plated silver. Solid white gold is called solid. The product page repeats this for each piece.
Natural Baltic amber
Fossil resin from the Baltic region. Warm, light, and never identical. Inclusions belong to the material, not to a fault.
925 sterling silver
92.5% silver. The base metal for our plated pieces, and the metal of the pineapple pendant and its chain.
585 gold plating, two layers
A gold finish over 925 silver. It is plating, not solid gold, and it wears with time. We re-plate as a paid repair.
585 white gold
Solid 14-karat white gold, used for the sapphire studs. No plating, so there is no layer to wear away.
How it is made
Shaped, set and polished by hand.
Each apple is carved from amber, polished, then set in silver. The metal is finished, plated where specified, and checked before packing.
Small runs mean we can stop and fix a piece. They also mean a ring can take two weeks to size.
Why the price is the price
No sales. No promo codes.
One price, set on material and handwork. Discounting would mean cutting one of them.