Every piece is a story
Six real pieces from the atelier, each with its own task, solution and meaning inside. Every card opens the full case, with photographs and the whole story.
Signet ring with a family crest
A signet bearing the crest of the Nevsky family, in the tradition of Tudor-era English signet rings. Inside, an engraving only its owner understands.
A ruby that went through a lifetime
A stone found on the floor as a child more than 25 years ago. A synthetic ruby with no market value became a triple ring with diamonds — a personal talisman.
Gold bars for a fund’s investors
Bars of 999.9 gold bearing the fund’s logo. Instead of a serial number, the owner’s date of birth. Keep it in a safe or wear it as a pendant.
Paw rings for a little daughter
A father couldn’t find a piece for his little princess in Moscow’s shops and came with a reference — a ring shaped like a cat’s paw. We made real jewellery in precious stones and gold: precise, safe, made for a child.
Paraiba: when the question matters more than the reference
The client came with a reference for a large-carat paraiba; the budget didn’t match the price. One question — an investment or an object of beauty — changed the whole commission: a necklace, earrings and a ring in lab-grown tourmaline and diamonds.
The flagship ring from a reference that didn’t exist
The reference was generated by AI and did not exist physically. A year of work to realise it in metal and stone — the form the stone was waiting for.
More work
I made it on my own
The client ordered these earrings for herself. No man, no date on the calendar and no one’s approval for the purchase. She chose the occasion herself too: a deal she had been working towards for almost a year.
Sounds like Deep Purple
The client wanted something versatile for business Moscow, but with character. At sixteen she loved going to rock festivals and was sure adult life would be boring. Today she has business suits and a serious job, and her favourite band is still the same — Deep Purple.
It’s all about the colour
White gold stud earrings with peridots from Iran.
Strength in unity
More and more people are thinking about their legacy lately. The pleasant side of those thoughts leads to restoring a family crest, or creating one. This client already had a family crest and wanted it to become something that can be worn and passed on.
90° south
Our client had dreamed of reaching the South Pole for years. When the trip finally became real, she decided the occasion deserved a symbol of its own — one that would stay with her after she came back.
A familiar object, read anew
Everyone around our client is hung with “nails”, “bolts” and other jewellery building materials, and she wanted something fresh, for every day.
Tell us your idea
A reference, a photograph of an heirloom or a few words — the master will be in touch within a day.