Each piece is set once, by hand, and worn for a lifetime.
Luxora works in small batches from a single atelier — every stone matched, every setting finished under a loupe before it leaves our bench.
Four forms, one standard of finish
Every category is built around a handful of designs we refuse to rush — fewer pieces, held to a higher bar.
Rings
Solitaires, pavé bands and signet settings, sized and sent from one workshop.
Necklaces
Fine chains and pendants, layered to sit close to the collarbone.
Earrings
Studs, huggies and drops, built light enough for everyday wear.
Bracelets
Tennis lines and cuffs, cast to move with the wrist, not against it.
The Meridian Collection
Eleven pieces built around a single line — a curved bezel that traces the edge of the stone instead of framing it. Named for the way it catches light at midday.
What happens on the bench
Three stages, three artisans, one piece — nothing is outsourced between them.
Sourcing
Stones are graded by hand against a loupe, matched for colour and light return before a single one is set.
Setting
Prongs and bezels are shaped to each stone's exact girdle, not the other way around.
Finishing
A final polish pass removes every tool mark, then the piece sits under inspection for 48 hours before it ships.
“I've had the same Luxora band for six years. It's never once needed a repair, and it still catches the light the way it did on day one.”