Brooch
The Parure Brooch
An amethyst in six claws within a ring of touching pearls, three pearl drops below.
US$6,570Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Goldsmiths. Signets, seals and the things a family keeps.
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A cushion face in rose gold with an old-english initial engraved in it, a milgrain border and three beads at each shoulder.
US$2,481Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
See this pieceBrooch
An amethyst in six claws within a ring of touching pearls, three pearl drops below.
US$6,570Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Bracelet
A heavy byzantine chain in gold, closing on a box clasp with a safety catch.
US$17,861Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Harwood has made the same kinds of things for a long time: rings that carry a family's initials, links for a good shirt, a chain for a watch, pearls that are handed down.
We still engrave by hand. A monogram is drawn for its owner before it is cut, and a signet is made to be worn every day for fifty years, then worn again by someone else.
Everything is made to order, in the metal it is shown in, and marked before it leaves.
Not here. Harwood is a sample store, made to show a store on the Hallmark template. Its prices are real sample prices for each piece in its own metal, and nothing can be ordered.
That is most of what we do. Write with the letters and the style you have in mind, and a drawing comes back before anything is cut.
Usually four weeks from the drawing being agreed: cast, finished, engraved and checked.
Write and we will send a sizer, or measure across the inside of a ring that already fits the same finger.
The house answers every letter within two working days.