Each piece is carved by hand from wax.

We take a 9-month journey with most collections. The Timeless Collection was around 18. We're a slow-grooving bunch of mofos.

Everything we do is made in-house; even our chains and clasps. We've even developed some of our own tools to help us better tell our piece's stories. When you look at a piece as long as we do, you can't help but pour love into what you create.

The piece naturally takes its own soul; your mistakes become the beauty of the craft.

From here, we cast the pieces in silver. The old-school way. We take note of the details lost, sometimes adding them back in. Oftentimes we end up back at square one, carving the wax again. But if all goes well, we create a mold and run a small batch through what's called a wax tree. Then, we slowly add in the texture and polish on each piece.

Even something as simple as our matte polishing technique took over 2 years to perfect, and adds weeks to the crafting timeline of a batch.

Most of the world is leaning more and more towards 3D casting, relying on the machine. Why not? AI can develop your 3D collection in a day. You can print and turn them over in 2 hours if you're fast, and rough them up to make them look handmade.

I understand why, but that will never be our way.

There's something special about creating slowly.
The sweat and tears make you proud. The memories, the ideas, the dreams, all the things that didn't work. There's a true story to the craft that we get to reflect on.

I feel it's important to show our crafters that we know their hands are superior to the work of machines. What they create is beautiful. It’s easy to forget that in a world that is becoming more and more dominated by modern technology.