Turquoise
Turquoise has moved between mountain, court and daily wear for thousands of years. We select it for colour, matrix and character—not for uniformity.
Each material carries its own colour, character and memory.
Turquoise has moved between mountain, court and daily wear for thousands of years. We select it for colour, matrix and character—not for uniformity.
Nanhong is prized for its dense vermilion colour and quiet translucence. Our pieces use the stone as an accent rather than a symbol with a fixed promise.
Obsidian forms when lava cools too quickly for crystals to grow. Its near-black surface brings a precise, architectural pause to a piece.
For centuries lapis travelled farther than many people did. Its blue once became the pigment ultramarine; pyrite flecks record its mineral origin.
Malachite records copper in concentric bands and shifting greens. We keep its pattern visible, allowing each cut to remain visibly individual.