Silver Path-Hammered Finish

The Material: 999 Fine Silver

Notoriously difficult to work with due to its exceptional softness, 999 Fine Silver (Pure Silver) is increasingly rare in modern jewelry. However, to honor tradition and achieve unparalleled craftsmanship, our artisans insist on using this pure metal. This commitment allows them to create works of superior quality and masterful skill, paying homage to a rich heritage of fine silversmithing.

About jewelry

In the remote mountains of Guizhou, Southwest China, the Miao and other ethnic communities have preserved their rich cultural heritage through traditional silversmithing passed down for centuries. With no written language, these artisans use their craft to tell stories and carry forward their heritage. The exquisite artistry, design, and soulful techniques make each piece a true work of art.

Our jewelry is inspired by the wisdom of indigenous cultures and the harmony between communities and nature. We collaborate with eight family-run workshops and over 30 local artisans, each creating unique pieces by hand. Every item is meticulously crafted from fine 999 silver, using over 30 intricate steps, sometimes taking days to complete.

This is not mass-produced; it's the result of artisans’ lifelong dedication. Each piece begins with a block of silver that goes through melting, forging, chasing, and engraving—a labor-intensive process where every hammer strike requires focus, and every detail is perfected. The burn scars on their arms and the callouses on their fingers are marks of their commitment. As they say, “Silver remembers the warmth and the care—it’s the silver made with heart that touches the soul.

Care Instructions

• All silver jewelry will naturally tarnish over time as it reacts with the air; this is a natural characteristic of the metal.
• To slow this process, store your jewelry individually in a small, sealed plastic bag, removing as much air as possible before closing.