Sterling Silver Jewelry

Every piece in this collection is made from real 925 sterling silver, hallmarked and finished properly, not just silver-toned or silver-adjacent. What happens to it after that is where things get less conventional. The silver gets hammered, textured, oxidized, then plated in white or black rhodium, sometimes with 18K gold worked into the same piece.

The shapes are asymmetric because that's how they're designed, not because something went wrong in production. A ring here won't mirror itself. Earrings often don't match each other on purpose. Traditional silver jewelry is built around balance and repetition — this collection isn't interested in either.

Each piece is handcrafted in our studio in Bangkok, where natural gemstones — rough, cut, sometimes both set into the same piece — go into silver shaped by hand rather than cast from a mold. Rhodium plating keeps the surface from tarnishing, so the finish holds up long after the piece leaves the workbench.

This isn't minimalist jewelry, and it isn't trying to be universally flattering. If you want something delicate and easy to match to an outfit, look elsewhere in the store. This collection is for people who want silver that looks handmade because it is.

925 purity, rhodium plating, and 18K gold accents give each piece its own finish and weight. Black rhodium reads darker and more severe. White rhodium keeps things brighter. Gold accents break up the silver where the design calls for it.

Below you'll find rings, pendants, earrings, and bracelets, all sterling silver, all made the same deliberate, imperfect way — by hand, in small batches, without much concern for whether the final shape matches anything else you own.