Series I · Edition V of V
The Bowline Ring
A short inscription, cut by the atelier · optional.
Every boat in the marina rides the night on one knot, and the knot that never slips is the bowline. Two violet stones lie point to point, drawn into a single knot of gold, with a line of diamonds running down each shoulder like rope pulled tight.
The band is a slender polished strip in 18k gold. Cast and finished by hand in Istanbul, made for its keeper as an edition of five, individually numbered and delivered with its certificate.
Each piece is finished by hand, so weights and measures may vary a breath from those shown. The stated karat is exact.
Every piece is made to you. Beyond the gold colour and size shown, this piece can be crafted in the karat you prefer and set with the stone you choose.
Karat · 14k, 18k, or 22k, shown here in 18k. Higher karat carries a deeper colour; lower karat wears harder. Your choice is quoted personally, usually within hours.
Stones · A spinel, ruby, or sapphire, or left as pure gold. Any significant stone is selected with you and arrives with its own certificate of identity, grade, and origin.
To make it yours, . We prepare the piece and confirm everything before it is cast.
Significant stones in a Guild 79 piece are graded on their own merits by an independent gemological laboratory, such as GIA or HRD Antwerp. Where a piece holds more than one such stone, each carries its own report.
Diamond reports grade the stone’s carat, colour, clarity, and cut. Coloured-stone reports confirm identity, weight, and any treatment, with origin where the laboratory can determine it. The report is supplied with the piece for independent verification and can pass with it to a future owner.
Crafted to your size. Need a size beyond these? for a bespoke fit.
A short inscription, cut by the atelier · optional.
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What happens next
Every piece carries
its own record
Each edition is issued a unique Certificate of Provenance recording its coordinates of origin, the date it was made, and a signed studio attestation, with a QR code linking to its record in the Guild 79 archive. It travels with the piece and can be transferred to the next owner.










