Lavender sapphire and gold Tide ring resting on violet silk and glassTide / Lavender sapphire & gold
The Auréline collection

A different
kind of light.

Lavender, held in gold.
Meet Tide, a ring with a color all its own.

Discover Tide
Pieces with a point of view

Something you’ll
reach for again.

A shape that catches your eye. A detail that keeps it there. Explore three distinct pieces, then take a little time with the one that feels like you.

The current selection.

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Lavender cushion sapphire with pear-shaped diamond shoulders in a sculptural yellow-gold ring

Tide ring

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Lavender sapphire · Yellow gold

An artisan looking closely at a small gold ring at a worn wooden bench
Inside the atelier

A piece, from
every side.

The curve of a band. The way an earring turns. How a pendant sits against the skin. We begin with the whole piece, and the person who will wear it.

Our point of view
The shape of a fold

Gold, with
a little movement.

Ribbon follows a long, turning line. Its polished surface changes with the light as the fold reveals another side.

Meet Ribbon
The soft folds and reflections of Ribbon gold earrings
The line

Follow the shape.

Look beyond the front view. A piece’s profile can be as interesting as its first impression.

The fit

Picture it on you.

Ask about scale, length and how the piece moves. A close-up cannot tell you how a piece will fit.

The everyday

Think about wearing it.

Think about how the piece will fit with your everyday clothes, routines and other jewelry.

Orbit baroque pearl and gold pendant on a fine chainNotes on wearing
The journal

Choose for the
way you wear it.

Think beyond the first photograph. A few useful questions about proportion, comfort and the place a piece will have in your day.

Read the note
Bespoke work

Begin with
something of your own.

A color, a shape, a reason. You don’t need every detail decided before the first conversation.

Explore bespoke

Some things are
better seen closely.

Come with a piece in mind, or a question. A viewing is a chance to explore the details a photograph can’t settle.

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