The Inman Signet
A titanium signet cut with a family crest that existed only as a wax impression on a 1911 letter. Photographed, redrawn, and cut in reverse by hand.
The archive
Commissions we are permitted to show. None of these can be bought — they belong to someone — but they are the clearest statement of what the workshop can do when a client gives it room.
Archive no. 001
Eleven months from first conversation to handover. A 6.20ct pear that took four trips to Antwerp to find, and a platinum rivière graduated stone by stone so the line reads as a single falling arc rather than a row of settings.
Also in the archive
A titanium signet cut with a family crest that existed only as a wax impression on a 1911 letter. Photographed, redrawn, and cut in reverse by hand.
A grandmother's solitaire, unset and remade as two wedding bands for her granddaughters — the original stone split between them as a pair of matched brilliants.
Thirty stones for thirty years, graduated from the clasp to the centre, each one bought in a different month as the budget allowed. Assembled at the end.
Commissions open
We take a limited number each season so every piece gets the bench time it needs.