“SEASONAL CHRONICLE: a fleeting moment of nature.”
Motif - Cosmos ( 11 mm )
Medium - Hand-forged botanical art
Material - 925 sterling silver w/ 3 mm gemstone ( optional )
Origin - 100% handcrafted in Hong Kong
Production Lead Time - Approx. 10-14 business days
Remarks - Crafted upon request for a limited seasonal timeframe. Choose your precise fit and preferred gemstone during this temporal / seasonal release.
Taxonomic Identity
Cosmos bipinnatus Cav.
Family
Asteraceae (The Daisy Family)
Genus
Cosmos
Vernacular Name
Garden Cosmos / Mexican Aster / Wild Cosmos
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Handcrafted in Hong Kong
Each piece in our collection is proudly handcrafted in our Hong Kong studio. Due to the nature of traditional metalworking and hand-finishing, every creation possesses its own unique character. Please appreciate that subtle variations are inherent to the artisanal process, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly identical.
Made-to-Order Rings
For clients selecting a bespoke or "Made-to-Order" size, please refer to our Sizing Chartbelow before finalizing your selection. Accurate measurement is essential, as custom-sized pieces are crafted specifically for you and are ineligible for exchange.
Crafting Period
As our jewelry is meticulously crafted by hand, please allow 6 to 8 weeks for the production of bespoke or made-to-order items. Note: This timeline does not apply to our "One of a Kind" or "Limited" series, which are typically ready for dispatch within 3 to 5 days unless otherwise stated.
Preservation & Longevity
To preserve the archival beauty of your jewelry, please observe the following guidelines:
Avoid Contact: Prevent exposure to water, perfumes, lotions, and household chemicals, which can compromise the metal’s finish.
Activity: Remove your jewelry before exercising, showering, or sleeping.
Storage: To prevent scratches and oxidation, store each piece individually in a dry, soft pouch.
Daily Maintenance: We recommend gently wiping your jewelry with a soft, lint-free cloth after each wear to maintain its original luster.
