From sketch to your hand.

How a MAJADE piece is made. One design at a time, in solid gold and natural stones, by the same pair of hands from sketch to setting.

The materials

Genuine, natural materials — nothing plated, nothing simulated.

Solid 14k gold, hallmarked and never plated. White, yellow and rose gold as standard; platinum on request.

Natural diamonds, ethically sourced from a small number of cutters we have known for years. Raw, salt-and-pepper, black, and GIA-certified stones — chosen one at a time so no two rings are alike.

Natural gemstones — sapphire, ruby, aquamarine, amethyst, tourmaline, moonstone — set in protective bezels or fine prong work, depending on the stone's hardness.

Every piece is finished, polished, and inspected by the same pair of hands that set the stone.

Keep away from harsh chemicals. A soft cloth and warm water keeps the gold bright. We re-polish and re-size for life, from the studio.

The making

Four steps from sketch to setting.

The emblem

Hand-drawn first, then CAD. We refuse to begin the technical work until the line drawing is one we would frame on a wall.

At the bench

Cast in solid 14k gold by lost-wax, then filed and shaped under the loupe. Each ring is cast individually — never moulded.

Set by hand

Each stone is seated and secured by hand under the loupe. We do not set a stone we have not chosen — every diamond arrives with photographs and video.

Worn

Finished, polished, and boxed. The same pair of hands that set the stone inspects the finished ring.

The reference

See it on the ring that started it.

Ume 2-in-1 Raw Diamond Ring Set — Solid 14k gold · raw diamond ~1–1.25ct · a stacking pair worn as one

View the Ume set