Obsidian glass
Poured warm and cooled slowly so each stone keeps a faint ripple. No two catch light the same way.
The Atelier
House of Samar works in small batches from a single bench. Obsidian glass, gold-plated brass and a great deal of patience — finished to the standard of a jewellery house, priced for a life that actually moves.
Poured warm and cooled slowly so each stone keeps a faint ripple. No two catch light the same way.
A generous micron layer over hypoallergenic brass, sealed against tarnish so daily wear stays daily.
Every surface is finished by hand to a molten sheen — the last step no machine does convincingly.
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A shape is sketched around the body first: collarbone, earlobe, knuckle.
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Small batches only, so a flawed pour is discarded rather than sold.
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Stones are seated by hand and checked against movement, not just stillness.
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A final protective seal, then a wear test before anything leaves the bench.
The collection is small on purpose. Start with one piece and build from there.
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