Materia

In the world of AdHoram, time is never wasted — it is transformed.

Each piece begins not with something new, but with what already exists. AdHoram objects are formed primarily in 925 sterling silver, a metal long valued in jewellery for its strength, luminosity, and enduring quality. Composed of 92.5% pure silver, it offers both durability and a surface that responds beautifully to light and wear, developing a subtle character over time.

Much of the silver used in production comes from recycled material, derived from older jewellery and metal objects that are melted and given new life. When additional silver is required, care is taken to ensure it comes from responsibly sourced and fair-trade origins.

Some pieces are finished with 24k gold plating, applied at a thickness of at least 1 micron to ensure richness of colour and durability over time.

Sustainability

Every AdHoram object begins with a commitment to thoughtful making.

AdHoram objects are produced in small quantities and formed by hand in Italy.

Production takes place in collaboration with Italian goldsmiths in the Vicenza district, where jewellery-making knowledge has been passed down through generations. This approach values slow creation, careful use of material, and respect for the people and traditions involved in the making process.

Packaging is considered part of this philosophy. Boxes, fabric sachets, and printed materials are responsibly sourced and produced by Italian and European suppliers, supporting shorter supply chains and a more thoughtful approach to production. Designed to accompany the object, these elements become part of the story that remains with it over time.

Images on this page from top to bottom:

Balance found by the sea in the France.

Metal fragments from the workshop from the Time for Crossing Collection.

Lines weathered into stone in Rome.

A hand tracing the sand wearing The Crest of Purpose Ring from the Time for Devotion Collection.

Magical evening horizon in Camargue.