The Anchors
Each bracelet is structured by a single precious element — its anchor. Stone is found; the anchor is made. Six forms, each a different answer to the same question: how order holds stone. Five are made in precious metal; the sixth, The Nacre, is grown.
Designed and assembled by hand in Farnham, Surrey.
The Column
A seamless sterling silver cylinder — pure architectural support, balancing classical stability with modernist reduction. Fabricated entirely at this bench. The signature anchor of Terra Allegoria.
The Monolith
A hollow cube of sterling silver — pure form, unapologetically square, the composition’s centre of gravity.
The Turbine
A fluted sphere of oxidised sterling silver — rhythm cut into metal, its dark ridges set against the smooth stone.
The Halo
A disc of solid 18 karat gold — a circle of light, the lightest of the anchors, presence reduced to a line.
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The Orb
A satin-brushed silver sphere — the stone’s own geometry, answered in metal, diffusing light rather than reflecting it.
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The Nacre
A cultured pearl — the only anchor that is grown, and one of the five classical precious gems, alongside diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald. Nature’s nearest approach to the sphere, never quite reaching it. Its name is its material: nacre, laid down layer over layer, so that no two are alike.
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