There are three rooms of jewellery in the cabinet — signed ready-to-wear, high jewellery in small editions, and custom drawn for one person. The atelier is the bench they all pass through.
Four steps, in the same order, every time. The work does not shorten for smaller pieces and does not lengthen for larger ones.
A commission travels four stations in the same sequence every time: the front table, the drafting board, the bench, the engraver's block.
For the long version — with bench scenes, materials shelf and workshop notes — step into custom.

An hour at the table. We listen first. 60–90 min in the showroom.

Hand sketches, then technical drawings. Stones presented loose. 2–3 weeks.

Wax, metal, setting, finishing. 6–12 weeks, in our own atelier.

An engraving inside the band. Initials, date, coordinate, phrase. By hand.
At Palladio, every piece begins with a carefully selected foundation. Our working collection—a living library of what we're actively crafting—includes ethically sourced precious metals, natural gemstones with clear provenance, and hand-assembled pearls, each chosen for quality, traceability, and suitability.
For materials beyond this collection, such as old mine diamonds, untreated Burmese rubies, or fine Australian opal, we offer bespoke sourcing on request, guiding you through each stone's characteristics, availability, and suitability for your design.
Most pieces we make begin as an hour at the front table. Coffee or whisky. No file is opened until you ask us to open one.