Personal jewellery · Switzerland · since 2003
Knotted by hand for one wrist. Engraved with your words. It arrives in a wooden box with a wax-sealed letter and a note written out by hand.
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The gift finder
Most gifts are a guess. This one does not have to be. Tell us how they dress, what is already on their wrist and what you are marking, and we read the person before we suggest anything.
You get three pieces chosen for them, the words to engrave on the lid, and the date it can be at the door.
Worn, not stored
Silver, leather and stone all age with the person wearing them. That is the point of a piece made for one wrist.
The package
Seven things, and only one of them is the bracelet.
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Three steps
Nothing is made until you have seen it and agreed to it.

How they dress, what is already on their wrist, their build and the occasion. Six taps, no typing.

Three pieces that fit the person, a draft of the words for the lid, and the exact date it can arrive. Written by the people who will make it.

Knotted, engraved and packed by hand. In transit within 72 hours across Europe.
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The atelier
Every knot is tied by hand. The brass plate is engraved in the same room. The wax seal is pressed while the letter is still open on the bench.
Nothing here is assembled anywhere else.
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The collection
Each one is knotted by hand and finished in the atelier. The finder narrows this down to three for your person.
Prices shown for the smallest size. Larger sizes add CHF 10-30. Every piece can be engraved and personalised.
Materials

An alloy of 92.5% pure silver, carrying the 925 hallmark.

Polished by hand to full oxidation, for a darker, older surface.

Chosen for how it softens and holds its shape over years.

Volcanic rock, formed after an eruption. No two beads match.

A dense, fine-grained wood with a deep natural colour.

Graded stones, set by hand into the knot.
The maker
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.
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Customers
Birthday gift
“I have recently purchased a bracelet... they even helped me out to come up with a sweet text which they wrote by hand.”
Lukas Meier
Craftmanship
“An exquisite product of superior craftmanship. I really like the fact that it is totally handmade.”
Lina Wenger
Early customer
“I praise the sensational creativity and the passion behind every single piece.”
Elias Keller
Questions
Start here
Then you get three pieces chosen for them, the words for the lid, and the exact delivery date. You decide after that, or not at all.