The Alvéole earrings, a lattice of open silver cells The Magma earrings, silver kept in the shape it took while cooling The Ramure ring, three branches rising from an open band The Alvéole cuff, an open lattice around the wrist The large Larme pendant, a mirror-polished drop on a fine chain The Dôme ring, mirror-polished sterling silver

Silver, shaped by hand in wax.

Sculptural sterling silver jewelry, cast one piece at a time in a Paris workshop. See the collection

Three pendants side by side: the large and small Larme drops and the Onde ribbon
Lost wax

Every piece begins as a small sculpture in wax, then disappears in the casting.

The wax model is set in plaster and burned out, and molten sterling silver takes its place. The model is gone; the silver keeps every mark of the hand that shaped it. It is an old technique, and it is why no two Nadja pieces are quite the same.

How a piece is made Learn it at the bench
Fanny with a hand on her forehead, rings stacked on several fingers, in a painted floral topFanny in a red top wearing a necklace of linked open silver cellsProfile with a long drop earring of linked cells

The collection, worn. Photography Raquel San Nicolas · Model Fanny Claude

The Ramure ring, three branches rising from an open band
Bespoke

A piece that exists only once, made with you.

Nadja takes commissions: a ring built around a stone you own, a pendant from a shape you keep returning to, a pair made for one person. It starts with a conversation, and the price follows the design, the metal and the time it asks for. You receive a clear estimate before anything is cast.

Commission a piece Past commissions

Sterling silver

Every piece is cast in 925 sterling silver and finished by hand in the workshop.

Made to order

Pieces are cast after your order and dispatched within 2 to 3 weeks, tracked and signed for.

Secure payment

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