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Sterling silver · Set by hand

Born in a
meteor crater.
Priced like it.

In 1893 Henri Moissan pulled strange, blazing crystals out of a meteor impact site in Arizona. He thought he had found diamonds. He had found something that throws more fire — and it took a marketing campaign, not a gemologist, to convince the world otherwise.

Zaria Ear Climber Earrings Zaria Ear Climber Earrings · $79
2.65Refractive index
Diamond: 2.42
9.25Mohs hardness
Diamond: 10
0.104Fire / dispersion
Diamond: 0.044
1/10thOf the price
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Four things worth owning

All 1277 pieces

The part nobody says out loud

A diamond costs what it costs because of an advertisement.

In 1947 a copywriter named Frances Gerety wrote four words for De Beers — A Diamond Is Forever — and the two-months'-salary rule was invented to go with it. Not by geologists. By an agency, working a brief.

We are not here to tell you a diamond is worthless. We are here to tell you that the difference between a stone that costs $4,000 and one that costs $199 is a story, and you are allowed to decide whether you are buying it.

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Made, not sourced

Solid S925. Nothing hollow, nothing plated over brass.

Every setting is sterling silver — stamped, weighed and listed on the product page, because weight is the one number a jewellery brand cannot fake and most refuse to print.

Stones are hand-set, not glued. Bands are finished smooth on the inside, which you will notice on day four rather than day one.

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The Vaelora Circle

Buying a piece makes you a member. There is no fee.

Every piece leaves us with its own number, written by hand on the card inside the box. That number is yours. It buys you first access to every drop, free re-plating for as long as you own the piece, and a resize on the house within the first year.

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