Wrist Hardware

Our mark made permanent.
There’s something special about engraving our mark on a finished piece. It’s the final touch, a reflection of everything that went into creating it.

Some rings glow. This one burns. A 1930s Walter Lampl in 14k gold with a dome of carnelian cut in a crisp hexagon, held between cool green chrysoprase halos. It is bold, graphic, and so alive in sunlight.

Stamped WL. Size 4 and resizable. 5.9 g. Carnelian approx 16.4 x 15 mm, 9.5 mm high.

DM if she’s calling your name.

Antique diamonds shine differently.

This 14KT white gold cluster ring features 1.77 carats of Old European cut diamonds (F color, VS1 clarity), each hand-cut more than a century ago. Unlike modern precision cuts, Old Europeans were shaped by artisans, giving them a warmth, fire, and character that is impossible to replicate today.

The intricate filigree and milgrain details capture the artistry of a bygone era, a jewel that embodies both beauty and history.

Vintage jewelry tells a story that modern pieces cannot. Each diamond, each detail, carries heritage worth preserving.

If you’re building your collection or searching for your next statement piece, let’s connect.

Another happy customer! Rolex OP 1024 from 1969 ⏳

Did you know? Platinum rings stamped “10% Irid. Plat” are a hallmark of craftsmanship from a bygone era, predominantly used between 1890 and 1930. This 27-diamond stunner is more than just jewelry—it’s a piece of history. A shining example of Art Deco elegance, it reminds us how quality and beauty truly stand the test of time. 💎✨

Bold as the sunset, sleek as the night—discover the Obsidian Paramo in the heart of Cartagena. 🌅🌑

Up to par ⛳️

We sourced this enchanting manual-wind Cartier Tank Must for a client who was looking for a timeless addition to her collection. The complementary burgundy lacquer dial and original leather strap create a seamless, sophisticated look that is balanced by the eye-catching blue cabochon crown and elegant design. This iconic Tank Must case, originally designed in 1977, is gold vermeil (gold-filled sterling silver). We’re here to help you find your next collectible timepiece.