All pursuits · A House Brand · Silver
Timeless as the sea.
The golden mark of The Crimson Sails, wrought in silver and offered under the name of the house.
At Sealand's Treasure, our craft goes beyond mere adornment. Each piece tells a tale of its own, wrought with care to accord with the one who wears it — bestowing an elegance that endures, and forging a bond unbroken with the timeless allure of the sea.
Drawn from the heritage of the Golden Age of Sail, Sealand's Treasure would become the mark of refined splendour across the oceans — a sailing house of jewels without equal. Aboard the Count's coming vessel, we shall voyage the timeless seas, weaving a tale into every piece we forge, and touching hearts upon every distant shore.
At Sealand's Treasure we hold that a jewel is more than ornament — it is an intimate expression of who you are, and of your deepest desires. Each creation is a reflection of your own story, shaped with care to accord with your spirit, offering an enduring refinement and a profound bond with the timeless allure of the sea.
The Collection
Turkish silver, wrought in Anatolia and chosen piece by piece — signets of weight and presence for gentlemen, and finer work in marcasite, pearl and coloured stone for ladies. Beside the silver, a single oud oil. And for those who would have a thing that exists but once, the workshop takes commissions.
Turkish signet rings in the old manner — turquoise, agate and amber set deep in oxidised silver, the shanks worked with feather, meander and crescent. Substantial in the hand, and meant to be worn daily rather than kept in a drawer.
Matched sets of necklace, ring and earrings, and single pieces besides — marcasite worked close and fine, sapphire and moonstone in silver settings, and lighter figures upon a chain for those who would wear one thing only.
One perfume, and one only. A pure oud oil offered in its presentation carton — deep, resinous and long upon the skin. We would rather keep a single oil worth the name than a shelf of lesser ones.
A ring, a necklace, a signet cut with your own device — brought from a description or a drawing to a finished piece. Tell us what you would have, and we shall tell you plainly what is possible, what it shall cost, and how long it shall take.
