The house has never grown beyond what one maker can finish by hand. Three decisions made it what it is.
Founded above a Paris courtyard with a single torch and a jeweller’s loupe.
The bench turns to reclaimed and recycled gold, and has worked in nothing else since.
Every commission recorded by hand, so any piece can be repaired for life.
Still one maker, still one bench — no production line, no outsourcing.
A commission passes through four stages, and through one pair of hands. A single ring can take three weeks — and outlast the century.
A commission begins with a conversation and a pencil drawing.
The piece is carved in wax, then cast in recycled gold.
Each stone is chosen one at a time and set by hand.
Filed and polished by the same maker, and stamped only when the setting is flawless.
Only when the setting is flawless under the loupe does a piece earn the Vergé mark.
Every piece is made the same way, by the same hands — and looked after for as long as you own it.
