Forge Studio — New York
Tension sculpted
into permanence.
Each piece hand-finished with deliberate asymmetry — oxidized surfaces, stones set off-axis like they're resisting the setting itself.
Spring 2026
Six pieces.
One statement.
Each piece exists in an edition of twelve. Click any work to see it worn, unworn, and in process.
Oxidized Sterling · Raw Diamond
Fault Ring I
$1,840
Blackened Bronze · Tourmaline
Rift Cuff
$2,200
Reticulated Silver · Garnet
Seam Earrings
$960

Forged Iron · Pyrite
Tension Collar
$3,100
Layered Gold Fill · Sapphire
Strata Band
$1,340
Oxidized Copper · Rough Emerald
Void Brooch
$760
All pieces available in the full series

The Process
Every mark is
a decision.
No CNC. No casting from wax. Each piece begins at the forge — heated, beaten, cooled, and beaten again until the metal remembers the shape we intended.
Atelier — New York
Est. 2019
Pieces per edition
Forging temperature
Per piece, minimum
Hand-finished
Worn by
People who wear
their convictions.
"The Rift Cuff held its own against a bare collarbone and a strobe light. That's not jewelry — that's architecture."

Margaux Delacroix
Senior Fashion Editor, Numéro Berlin
"I pulled the Seam Earrings for a shoot where everything else was black. They were the only thing with an opinion."

Reyna Okafor
Stylist — Editorial & Commercial, New York
"I gave my partner the Fault Ring instead of flowers. She wore it to a gallery opening. Four people asked where it was from."

Theo Nakamura
Principal Architect, Studio Nakamura NYC
"Wearing the Tension Collar to a show opening felt like bringing a collaborator. It has a point of view."

Isabelle Voss
Creative Director, Voss Studio Berlin
"The asymmetry isn't a flaw. It's the whole point. Forge understands that perfection is a kind of violence."

Darius Afolabi
Photographer & Art Director, Lagos/New York
"Three editorial shoots. Same Void Brooch. Different publications. Nobody noticed it was the same piece — it transformed each time."

Camille Hartmann
Stylist — W Magazine, Dazed, AnOther
"The Rift Cuff held its own against a bare collarbone and a strobe light. That's not jewelry — that's architecture."

Margaux Delacroix
Senior Fashion Editor, Numéro Berlin
"I pulled the Seam Earrings for a shoot where everything else was black. They were the only thing with an opinion."

Reyna Okafor
Stylist — Editorial & Commercial, New York
"I gave my partner the Fault Ring instead of flowers. She wore it to a gallery opening. Four people asked where it was from."

Theo Nakamura
Principal Architect, Studio Nakamura NYC
"Wearing the Tension Collar to a show opening felt like bringing a collaborator. It has a point of view."

Isabelle Voss
Creative Director, Voss Studio Berlin
"The asymmetry isn't a flaw. It's the whole point. Forge understands that perfection is a kind of violence."

Darius Afolabi
Photographer & Art Director, Lagos/New York
"Three editorial shoots. Same Void Brooch. Different publications. Nobody noticed it was the same piece — it transformed each time."

Camille Hartmann
Stylist — W Magazine, Dazed, AnOther
"Wearing the Tension Collar to a show opening felt like bringing a collaborator. It has a point of view."

Isabelle Voss
Creative Director, Voss Studio Berlin
"The asymmetry isn't a flaw. It's the whole point. Forge understands that perfection is a kind of violence."

Darius Afolabi
Photographer & Art Director, Lagos/New York
"Three editorial shoots. Same Void Brooch. Different publications. Nobody noticed it was the same piece — it transformed each time."

Camille Hartmann
Stylist — W Magazine, Dazed, AnOther
"The Rift Cuff held its own against a bare collarbone and a strobe light. That's not jewelry — that's architecture."

Margaux Delacroix
Senior Fashion Editor, Numéro Berlin
"I pulled the Seam Earrings for a shoot where everything else was black. They were the only thing with an opinion."

Reyna Okafor
Stylist — Editorial & Commercial, New York
"I gave my partner the Fault Ring instead of flowers. She wore it to a gallery opening. Four people asked where it was from."

Theo Nakamura
Principal Architect, Studio Nakamura NYC
"Wearing the Tension Collar to a show opening felt like bringing a collaborator. It has a point of view."

Isabelle Voss
Creative Director, Voss Studio Berlin
"The asymmetry isn't a flaw. It's the whole point. Forge understands that perfection is a kind of violence."

Darius Afolabi
Photographer & Art Director, Lagos/New York
"Three editorial shoots. Same Void Brooch. Different publications. Nobody noticed it was the same piece — it transformed each time."

Camille Hartmann
Stylist — W Magazine, Dazed, AnOther
"The Rift Cuff held its own against a bare collarbone and a strobe light. That's not jewelry — that's architecture."

Margaux Delacroix
Senior Fashion Editor, Numéro Berlin
"I pulled the Seam Earrings for a shoot where everything else was black. They were the only thing with an opinion."

Reyna Okafor
Stylist — Editorial & Commercial, New York
"I gave my partner the Fault Ring instead of flowers. She wore it to a gallery opening. Four people asked where it was from."

Theo Nakamura
Principal Architect, Studio Nakamura NYC
"The asymmetry isn't a flaw.
It's the whole point."
Darius Afolabi — Photographer, Lagos/New York
The Full Series
Not an accumulation.
A single statement.
Six pieces designed to coexist — each complete alone, each more itself in company. Worn together, they read as a coherent vocabulary.
Fault Ring I
$1,840
Rift Cuff
$2,200
Seam Earrings
$960
Tension Collar
$3,100
Strata Band
$1,340
Void Brooch
$760
Elevate to the
Full Series
Reserve all six pieces — Fault Ring, Rift Cuff, Seam Earrings, Tension Collar, Strata Band, and Void Brooch — as a single sculptural series. Packaged in hand-stitched archival boxes, with a numbered provenance card signed by the maker.
- All six pieces, Spring 2026 edition
- Hand-stitched archival packaging
- Signed, numbered provenance card
- Free white-glove delivery
- Priority access to future editions
Individual total
$10,200
Full series price
$9,200
Edition of 12 · 7 remaining
"Each piece is complete. Together, they are unavoidable."
Forge Studio — New York, 2026