Jun,1 2024
Gift guide
A gift from this edit should leave the studio the same day and still feel considered when it is opened.
We start with pieces that do not depend on a precise fit. Ear studs, a fine chain, and a short pearl strand pack flat, sit well on most people, and do not ask the recipient to book a sizing. A ring is the exception. If you know the size, say so in the inquiry. If you do not, choose a chain.
The box is part of the gift. Keep it small, unprinted on the inside, and strong enough for a pocket. Tissue is enough. A large case makes a small piece feel like an apology.
Studs, a fine chain, and a short strand travel in one small box.
They do not need a wrist measurement or a long appointment. If the size is unknown, ask before you add the piece. A note from the studio is faster than a return.
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The best small gift is the one that does not need a fitting on the day it is given.
Write the note you would want to read with the box.
Say what the piece is, how to fasten it, and how to store it. A gift that arrives with a care line is easier to wear the next morning.
Price is not the guide. A pair of studs given with a clear note is a better gift than a heavier piece chosen in a hurry. Look at what the person already wears. If they live in silver, do not send a yellow band.
For a house gift, skip jewellery and look at the home edit: a candle pair, a linen throw, a bowl. The same rule applies. One object, packed simply, with a line about how to use it.
The shop does not charge a card. Add the piece to the cart and send the inquiry with the name you want on the note.
If the gift is for a date you cannot miss, write that date in the message. We reply to inquiries in the order they arrive, and a deadline in the first line is the useful kind.
A small piece, a short note, and a box that closes properly. That is the whole guide.