The House
TVRRINI creates objects that endure. Informed by antiquity, shaped by hand, made for now and for what comes after.
Visual language
You may notice the cultural influences guiding TVRRINI. These are as varied as the liveliness of Chinese mythology, the expansive landscapes of Greece, and the eclectic chaos of London. The work of goldsmith Bibi Cheung, whose creative approach balances intuition and technical prowess, often informs the collections, and sculptural forms are a defining element of the house.
Each piece is created for individuality, blending sculptural forms and unexpected gem pairings. The result is jewellery that speaks to an expressive, soulful style.
Elevate your unboxing experience
he same attention given to a design of jewellery extends to the way it is kept, carried, and received.
Factories usually demand huge minimum order quantities. When searching for a supplier revealed this barrier, TVRRINI made a conscious decision to create packaging in-house, removing the burden of over-production and large storage space.
The development took about one year to reach the current design—a tactile silk blend wrapped with leather cord and stitched with a metal logo. From there, the packaging will continue to be reconsidered for scaling up production, away from excess or a short lifespan.
The aim: to present the thought and dedication behind sculptural fine jewellery.
