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The stone comes first
We source against your brief — cut, weight, colour, clarity, budget — and put certified options in front of you before a setting is drawn.
GIA · IGI certified
Hatton Garden, London — by appointment
Every setting is cut to the stone
Certified stones, hand-set in our own workshop, and rare timepieces authenticated before they are listed. Nothing leaves the bench until it is right.
- Pieces in the case
- 148
- Hallmarked at
- London Assay Office
- Bespoke lead time
- 6–9 weeks
- Viewings
- Six days a week
In the case
Houses we hold
The collections
Three houses within the house
Recently added
New to the case
The workshop
The bench is upstairs from the shop
We are not a storefront placing orders elsewhere. Four stages, one setter, and a hallmark at the end of it.
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The setting is cut to it
Every stone is measured and the setting is made to those figures. Nothing is dropped into a stock mount and called bespoke.
CAD · wax · casting
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Set by hand at the bench
Claws are raised, pavé is cut and beaded, and the piece is finished by the same setter from start to finish.
One setter per piece
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Hallmarked before it leaves
All precious metal is sent to the London Assay Office and struck with our sponsor's mark, the fineness, the office and the date letter.
London Assay Office
Selling or part-exchanging
An indicative figure in minutes, not a callback
Reference, condition, box and papers. You get a band straight away and a call booked with whoever will actually make the offer.
Typical band, steel sports
£8,400 – £13,900
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