The bracelet they will never take off
Handmade in Switzerland. Personalised for one person. At the door in 72 hours.
6 questions · 30 seconds
The collection
Knitted by hand, one knot at a time
The finder
Not sure which one?
Answer six quick questions. We pick three pieces for your person and write the words for the box.
In the box
What actually arrives
Damjan shows it himself: the engraved box, the certificate, the sealed card with your words, and the bracelet.
Four things, and only one of them is the bracelet.
The box
Their name engraved on a brass plate.
The card and certificate
Aged paper, red wax, signed by the maker.
Your words and the piece
We help you write them.
6 questions · 30 seconds
How it works
Three steps, no guessing
You answer six questions
About them, not about us.
We pick the ones that suit them
Plus the words engraved on the box.
It arrives in 72 hours
Made and packed by hand.
The bracelets
Silver 925, leather, lava stone
Materials
What it is made of
Silver 925
Hallmarked, 92.5% pure.
Antique finish
Oxidised and polished by hand.
Spanish leather
Softens with the years.
Lava stone
No two beads match.
Ebony
Dense, dark, fine-grained.
AAA gemstones
Set by hand into the knot.
The maker
The person who ties the knot
Damjan decided at sixteen to become a jeweller. At seventeen he was in Florence, at a school of contemporary jewellery. He spent years on one problem: how to tie a knot in metal. The technique he ended up with is patented.
He later studied at the Gemological Institute of America in New York. Every Lenrok knot is tied in his atelier in Volketswil, near Zurich.
- Florence, contemporary jewellery
- Patented knot technique
- Gemological Institute of America
- Making since 2003
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Reviews we have collected over the years
Collected on Google and Trustpilot over the years, from Switzerland to the US.
Six questions and we know what suits them
A shortlist picked for your person, the words for the box, and the delivery date.
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New pieces, work in progress and boxes leaving the atelier.