Nº 9 · Ring
Ad Astra
An oval signet engraved across its face in two lines of block capitals: to the stars, through hardship, in Latin.
US$2,906Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Letters from every script, cut and sawn in gold.
Nº 3 · Ring
אני לדודי
A court band engraved round the outside with the first words of the line from the Song of Songs, read at weddings.
US$2,068Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Read the entryNº 9 · Ring
An oval signet engraved across its face in two lines of block capitals: to the stars, through hardship, in Latin.
US$2,906Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
Nº 18 · Ring
福
A small round signet in 22 carat gold with the character for good fortune engraved by hand on its face.
US$1,210Sample price, from an example manufacturer. Not for sale.
A quire is a gathering of leaves, folded and sewn: the unit a scribe works in. Ours is a gathering of letters.
We cut names and words in whatever script they were first written in: Hebrew and Arabic, Latin and Korean, numerals and signs. A letter is drawn by hand before it is cut, and a name is never spelled from a guess; we ask you to write it for us.
The almanac below follows the year's occasions as several calendars keep them. Look for yours.
No. Quire is a sample store, made to show a letterer's shop on the Scribe template. The prices are real sample prices for each piece in its own metal, but nothing here can be ordered.
We ask you to write it down, in its own script, and we send a drawing to approve before anything is cut. A letter cut in gold can't be uncut.
Any script with a written form you can send us. Hebrew, Arabic, Latin, Greek, Devanagari, Hangul and Chinese characters are the ones we cut most often.
Yes. Inside it stays private and wears less; outside it is read by everyone else.
Send the name or the word as it is written. We answer within two working days, with a drawing.