The bespoke studio
Build it in front of you
Ten cuts. Seven carat weights. Five colour grades. Six clarities. Four metals. Seven centre stones. Every one of those choices is yours to make, and the specification you settle on is what we quote and book against.




Empress Halo · Halo in 18K White Gold — one of ninety-seven starting points, every one of them adjustable.
What you choose
- Centre stone
- Emerald · Ruby · Blue, pink or yellow sapphire · Diamond · Tanzanite · Aquamarine · Topaz
- Cut
- Round · Princess · Emerald · Oval · Pear · Marquise · Cushion · Asscher · Trillion · Cabochon
- Carat weight
- From 0.25 ct to 5 ct on the same mount — the setting is redrawn to suit
- Metal
- 9K, 14K, 18K and 21K in yellow, white or rose · 925 silver · platinum on request
- Finish
- High polish · satin · brushed · milgrain edging · rhodium or natural
- Engraving
- Inside-shank or reverse-face, in any script our engraver can cut by hand
Anatomy
What you are actually specifying
Three pieces, one per category, photographed from every angle we shot them from. Drag any of them to turn it.
Ring




Verdant Cluster · Cluster · Emerald
Earring

Diamond Cascade Chandelier · Chandelier · Diamond
Necklace




Athena Tablet · Pendant · Diamond
How commissioning works
Six weeks, five steps
Specify
Use the studio above, or bring a sketch, a photograph or an inherited piece. Nothing is too vague to start from.
Stone selection
We lay out the reference tray. You choose the actual stone, not a grade on paper.
Wax & CAD
You approve a 3D render and, on the more substantial commissions, a printed wax you can put on your finger before we cast.
Casting & setting
Lost-wax casting, then hand setting. Three quality gates, recorded against the people who did the work.
Finishing & certificate
Final polish, hallmark, IGI or GIA certificate, and the ANAGARI care programme registered in your name.
Talk it through
A commission usually starts with a conversation
Tell us the occasion, the budget and one thing the person actually likes. That is generally enough to begin.

