Inside the studio: why we work in small batches
A short walk through how a piece moves from sketch to final polish, and what small batches change about the result.
Every design starts as a pencil sketch with measurements written in the margin. The proportions get checked against a real neck or wrist before anything is made, because a 2 mm difference is what decides whether a pendant sits flat.
Pieces are produced a few at a time rather than by the thousand. That keeps the finish consistent and makes it practical to adjust a length, a clasp or a stone setting when a customer asks.
The last step is a hand polish and a check under daylight, not a studio lamp. Daylight is unforgiving, which is exactly why we use it before a piece is packed.
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