Fine Jewellery

Effortless Tranquillity, Slow Living

Three people wearing Elsa Gray rings, bracelets and necklaces
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Opening 2027

Until then, this is somewhere to look: the stones we have chosen, the metal we work in, and the people we made it for.

Our Collections

Inspired by the Coast

Two rings set with blue stones, worn on hands resting on sage linen
Colour First

The stone comes before the drawing

We do not design a ring and then go looking for something to put in it. A stone is chosen in person, for its colour, and the piece is drawn around what that particular one does in the light.

It is slower, and it is the reason no two come out quite identical.

A black and white portrait in which only the blue stones of the earrings and ring carry colour
A Colour Study

Take everything else out and the blue is still doing the work

Aquamarine, tanzanite, tourmaline. The blues and the blue-greens are what we reach for most, and more often than not they are southern African in origin.

This frame has the colour taken out of everything except the stones. What is left is the part we actually choose for.

Two women wearing stacked bracelets, rings and fine chains
Worn In

Made to be layered, lent and worn every day

Nothing here is designed for a safe. Most of the silver is a palladium alloy that keeps its colour without a plated finish, so it can be worn into the sea and not thought about afterwards.

Wildlife

The Company We Keep

The creatures we live alongside — a starfish left by the tide at Robberg, a whale wintering in the bay, an elephant in the forest behind us.

Our Philosophy

Crafted with Soul

Each piece is thoughtfully designed in South Africa, inspired by the natural rhythms of the coast. We believe in slow living, mindful creation, and jewellery that tells a story.

Our Story
Plettenberg Bay
Made Here

One Workshop, One Bay

Everything with our name on it is made in South Africa, in a single workshop. The drawing, the casting, the setting and the last polish happen within a few metres of each other. It is the only arrangement we have found that lets you fix a thing on the day you notice it.

The Workshop
A man and a woman wearing pieces from the same collection
One Collection

Not a men's line and a women's line

We make one collection and let people take what they want out of it. The same signet, the same chain, the same stones — sized, not re-gendered.

A man in profile wearing a single stud earring
Every Day

One stud, worn for years

Most people start at the ear and stop there. A single stud is the piece that goes in and never comes out again, so it has to get through showers, gyms, sleep and sea water without asking anything of you.

A woman wearing drop earrings set with a pale blue stone above a pearl
Length and Movement

A drop should move when you do

The stone goes at the top, where the light reaches it first. The pearl goes at the bottom, where its weight is what makes the earring swing instead of sit.

New Arrivals

Featured Pieces

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The Same Set, Twice

With and Without Colour

A woman wearing an open-square pendant, pavé ring and drop earring, photographed in black and white
Without colour
The same open-square pendant, ring and earring photographed in colour
With colour

A design that only works in colour is a design leaning on its stone.

The South African coastline
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