The hoop, taken apart and rebuilt. Neither Solise hoop is a plain ring. Sashiko wraps the lobe in four bands of four different widths, and Kani crosses a mirror-polished vermeil bar with a woven rope of rhodium silver. Both hold close to the ear, and both are made in 925 sterling silver.
Four converging bands
Rooted in the Japanese art of running-stitch needlework, where every line is intentional, resilient and refined.
A bar crossed by a rope
Named after the artisan wooden spools of Kashmir, where individual threads of varied tones are woven into a single, seamless tapestry.
A hoop that sits close to the lobe is the most forgiving shape in jewellery. It suits hair up or down, an open collar or a high one, a working day or an evening, without asking you to dress around it.
Choose by weight as much as by look. Sashiko is substantial, domed on every surface, and made to be noticed. Kani is featherweight and sits close enough to forget.
If you own gold and silver both, Kani settles the question of which to wear with it: it is both at once.
Every piece is 925 sterling silver, nickel-free and hypoallergenic. The silver is finished in rhodium; the vermeil is 2.5 microns of gold over the same sterling. How each one wears, and how to keep it, is written out in full.
