Terra is dark luxury jewelry drawn from geology. Where M31 looks to architecture, Terra looks to the ground: rock strata, fractured stone, and surfaces that record pressure and time.

The references are specific. The Stone Tower Frame Ring comes from the Devil’s Postpile in California, where cooling basalt split into hexagonal columns. Others take eroded canyon walls, wind-cut desert rock, mountain ridges and sea cliffs, and hold them at the scale of a hand.

Every piece is cast in solid sterling silver .925 by the lost wax method, then finished by hand in Los Angeles. The rock texture is left raw and deeply oxidized so the recesses stay black, and cut gemstones are set into the fracture rather than mounted above it: aquamarine, garnet, rutilated quartz, labradorite. Several are reverse-set to throw light back through the stone.

The collection is mostly rings and signets, with cuffs and pendants alongside. Each is made to order in two to four weeks, and most designs can be made in other sizes on request.