Who we are, what we believe in, and how every Tyché piece actually gets made — from a first pencil sketch to the polish that closes it.
Every design begins as graphite, then beeswax — carved by hand under a loupe before a single gram of gold is touched.
The wax is invested in plaster, burned away, and replaced with molten 18-karat gold — a technique unchanged in five thousand years.
Each stone is selected under daylight-balanced light and set with a graver, never a machine — prong by prong, bezel by bezel.
A final hand-polish, then our maker's mark is struck into the metal — the same mark that has closed every piece since we opened.