Drops

Releases from the house.

Pieces arrive in edits rather than a constant trickle — grouped, photographed together, and released at once. What's live is live now; what's coming is below.

Pieces laid out together for a release, on a warm neutral ground

Live now

The Hardware Edit

Clasps, chains and buckles photographed under raking light — bags and small leather goods where the metal is the story.

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Everyday Gold

Station necklaces, signet rings and curb links. Fine and costume together, graded side by side.

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On the calendar

Coming

The Silk Edit

Carrés and shawls, hand-rolled edges

Late August

First Hardware

Belts, charms and small metal pieces

September

The Autumn Bags

Structured shapes for the turn of the season

October

How a release works.

No countdown theatre, no queue. Three steps and then it's simply available.

It's announced here.

An edit gets a name and a window as soon as the pieces are in the house and photographed. This board is where that happens first.

You're notified.

If you've asked to hear about new arrivals, you get an email when the edit goes live. One email, no countdown, no pressure.

It goes live.

Every piece authenticated twice, graded, and photographed with its flaws in frame — same standard as everything else in the house. Then it's first come.

Meanwhile