Fine and high jewellery, from brief to first production. Collection design, CAD, sourcing and manufacturing in Thailand, with every phase inspected on the factory floor and signed off before the next begins.
Developed and produced in Bangkok
From the first creative brief to a market-ready collection architecture. Brand positioning analysis, trend mapping, concept development, technical drawings and full 3D/CAD modelling. Designed to give your brand a coherent, manufacturable and commercially grounded product vision.
From approved design to production-ready sample. Every step is managed: production-grade CAD files, material sourcing, prototyping, sampling rounds, cost engineering and complete technical specifications. What you receive is a piece that is ready to manufacture at scale, at the right cost, with zero ambiguity.
Direct access to certified manufacturers in Thailand, with structured quality control built into every stage. I define the quality brief, identify the right production partner from three qualified proposals, optimise costs without compromising standards, and remain on-site through production and before shipment. Your product arrives as specified.
Some projects do not fit a predefined service. If you need a strategic conversation about market positioning, supplier performance, collection architecture or production bottlenecks, describe it below. I review every message personally and respond within 24 hours with a concrete starting point.
Nine years between a luxury maison’s creative atelier in Milan and the manufacturing floors of Bangkok. Fine and high jewellery conceived under a house's design codes and built to a factory's tolerances.
Product direction and collection architecture. Development from brief and costing through Design, CAD, prototyping and first production. Quality standards and specification control across gold 18K/14K/9K, silver 925–999, platinum, titanium and steel.
Capability built from zero: Design and 3D department of twenty across Asia, eight hundred models in eight months, delivery to first production shortened by a fifth across some 2,500 pieces. Market entry across Asia, Europe and the USA, with a Master’s in Systemic Design behind the method.
Italian standards. Asian manufacturing. One point of accountability.
Member of the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce.
Multi-year development planning · Market entry and go-to-market · Business development · Lead generation and client acquisition
End to end product development · Collection architecture and assortment planning · Bespoke and high jewellery development
Gold 18K/14K/9K · Silver 925–999 · Platinum · Titanium · Stainless steel · CAD to production workflows · Quality standards and specification control
Cross-cultural team management across Thailand, India and the USA · Department build-out and scaling · Digital transformation · Brand identity and customer journey design
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Not by shortlisting factories on a directory. A production partner is chosen against a written quality brief: alloy specification, setting standard, finishing grade, tolerance and inspection points. Three qualified factories are asked to quote the same brief, so the comparison is like for like rather than a race to the lowest price. Selection then rests on sample quality and on how the factory behaves when a piece is rejected, not on the quotation alone.
For core commercial categories, 20 to 50 units per design. Minimums move with construction complexity and material cost, not with category alone: a plain band and a pavé ring of the same weight carry different minimums because the labour differs. Premium and high jewellery are quoted piece by piece. First-run and repeat-run pricing are not the same, because the first run absorbs mould and setup cost.
Eight to fourteen weeks from approved CAD, milestone based. The clock starts after design approval, sampling sign-off and sourcing are complete, not at the first conversation. Sampling adds two to four weeks before that. Stone sourcing is the variable that most often moves the date: calibrated goods are quick, matched coloured stones are not.
Yes, and it is routine. The standard is not set by geography but by the specification and by who inspects against it. Thai manufacturing carries deep competence in setting and finishing. What usually fails is the brief: a drawing without tolerances, a finish described as "high polish" with no reference sample. With a Quality Book agreed before production and inspection at casting, setting, finishing and pre-shipment, the outcome matches what was approved in sampling.
Every phase is inspected on the factory floor and signed off before the next one begins: casting, setting, finishing, pre-shipment. Nothing moves forward on a photograph or a verbal assurance. A brand that cannot station someone in Bangkok gets the same thing anyway, because the release at each stage is given in person, against the approved sample.
Both, and the choice follows the piece. Some work runs through production facilities under direct control, which shortens the chain and keeps cost and schedule accountable to one party. Other work goes to certified specialist partners in Thailand, because setting, enamel or a specific finishing discipline is better served by a workshop built around it. Either way the specification, the inspection and the sign-off stay in the same hands.
Gold in 18K, 14K and 9K, yellow, white and rose. Platinum, silver 925 and 999, palladium, titanium and stainless steel. Alloys come from certified suppliers with assay documentation on request. Stones: natural diamonds in round, fancy cut and fancy colour, plus coloured gemstones and project-specific sourcing, all supplied with grading information.
Yes, and it is usually the right way in. A launch capsule of six to ten designs tests construction, cost and market response before the range architecture is fixed. Scaling from a capsule to a full range afterwards is straightforward; unwinding a full range that was priced wrong is not.
Yes. Three levels: standard, adapted from an existing capability library, and fully custom from a brief. Full brand development covers the launch capsule, re-engineering of existing pieces for better cost performance, packaging and brand identity. Each level carries a different timeline and investment structure.
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