in the heart of Xabia Historica
An international Atelier
The Custom Process
1. Consultation
• Schedule an appointment at our studio for a free consultation.
• During this meeting, we will discuss sizing, rough design ideas, gemstone options and budget considerations.
• We will record all your contact information and weigh and test any scrap gold you'd like to use as credit or useable material towards your project.
• Within a few days after our consultation, you will receive an estimate via email.
2. Approval
• If you approve the estimate, we will send an invoice and you can secure your project by paying a 50% deposit through the provided email link.
• Once the deposit is received, we will start working on refined designs.
3. Production
• Final design confirmation is required at this stage – please note that no changes can be made after this point.
• We will source the necessary gems and materials once the final design is confirmed.
• Throughout the production phase, we will keep you updated with photos of the progress.
4. Completion
• Upon completion of your custom piece, you will receive photos of the final product.
• The remaining balance is due before the piece is either mailed to you or picked up from our studio.
About the atelier
Whether you’re visiting from around the corner or across the world, our boutique is a place where tradition and contemporary design meet — and where jewellery becomes part of your story.
Inside the gallery, you’ll find a curated collection of contemporary jewellery — each piece handcrafted with care, using a mix of classic techniques and cutting-edge technology. From carved wax models to optic stone setting and 3D design, the work reflects a balance of artistry, precision, and story. Whether you’re browsing for something meaningful or simply drawn in by the beauty of the space, the boutique invites you to slow down, explore, and connect with the creative process.
Just beyond the gallery, the atelier is where the making happens. It’s a fully functioning goldsmithing studio where you can often catch a glimpse of the work in progress — metal being shaped, stones being set, wax being carved. This openness is intentional. We want visitors to feel the energy of the bench, to see how pieces come to life, and to experience the quiet magic of making.
