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Jewellery design tools, sketches and studio materials at Cirque D’Or

Where Material Becomes Form

Materials & Craftsmanship

Every Cirque D’Or piece begins with proportion, movement, and the relationship between material and form. From first sketch to final finish, each design is shaped through considered detail, balanced structure, and a lasting sense of presence.

Hand-drawn Cirque D’Or jewellery design sketch

The First Gesture

From Sketch to Form

Each piece begins by hand. Drawing is where ideas are refined, proportions are tested, and the rhythm of a design begins to take shape. It is the first stage in translating inspiration into jewellery that feels deliberate, balanced, and enduring.

Jewellery being refined and finished at the bench

Precision in Every Detail

At the Bench

Craftsmanship is carried through every stage of refinement. Filing, polishing, shaping, and finishing bring clarity to the silhouette and softness to the details that define Cirque D’Or.

Selected With Intention

Our Materials

We work with precious-metal foundations, considered finishes, natural stones, and freshwater pearls—materials selected for their beauty, integrity, and individual character.

Sterling Silver
Sterling silver forms the precious-metal foundation of our jewellery, offering strength, clarity of form, and a refined surface for both gold vermeil and rhodium finishes.
18kt Gold Vermeil
Our gold vermeil is created with a 2.5-micron layer of 18kt gold over sterling silver. The finish brings the warmth and richness of gold to a precious-metal base.
Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver
Selected sterling-silver pieces are finished with rhodium for a bright, cool-toned surface and added resistance to everyday tarnishing.
Natural Stones & Freshwater Pearls
Cirque D’Or works with natural malachite, Mother of Pearl, black Mother of Pearl, lapis lazuli, garnet, zircon, and freshwater pearls. Variations in tone, pattern, surface, shape, and lustre are part of their natural character, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike.
Natural Zircon
Zircon is a naturally occurring gemstone, distinct from cubic zirconia. Chosen for its clarity and lively reflection, it brings precise points of light to the sculptural language of Tempo.

Designed with intention. Finished with care.

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