Rings that are designed to be worn together
An engagement ring and a wedding band share a finger for a long time. That is a design problem before it is a commercial category.
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Craft
How a Silux London piece comes to be, from the first drawing to the finished gold.
What the patterns mean: Persian motifs in gold jewellery
Three design vocabularies from Persian heritage, and what happens when you translate them into solid gold.
What does made to order jewellery mean
Made to order is not a delay. It is a decision about how jewellery should be made and who it should be made for.
What is a sculptural engagement ring?
A ring designed as a three-dimensional object rather than a flat setting for a stone. It reads as a 2026 trend and it is considerably older than that.
The Pattern You Don't See
Every solid Silux pendant carries a girih gallery on its reverse: geometry meant to be felt, not shown.
The Drawing and the Piece, On the Atelier Rendering Tradition at Silux London
Why the great houses painted a piece before making it, and why Silux now paints it again after, gouache on black card beside the finished gold.
From Design to Stone, How a Bespoke Ring Is Made
Inside the seven stages of a bespoke ring, from first design to hallmark, designed in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter and made only once it is ordered.