A lineage of form.
For us, it began with architecture — the lines, the weight, the way form holds memory. Nature taught the rest. This is what we make.
xx Gabriela & Tere
Los Angeles. Since 2008.
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A TRIP TO PARIS
LETTERS FROM THE STUDIO
Five days, a hand full of rings, and a city that never asks you to hurry.
What we love most about these trips is never the showing. It's the sitting with people, listening, watching someone slip on a ring and go quiet for a moment because it feels right.
We packed light: a full hand of rings each. The Balloons, the Double Beams and the Tusk pieces were traded between us all week, the way we always do.
Under the arcades of the Palais-Royal
Our story
THE ARTIGAS SISTERS
For us, everything begins with family — and with the city that shaped us.
Growing up in Mexico City, we learned to see. The geometry of a doorway. The weight of a table. The way light moves differently through old stone than through glass. Architecture was the first language we knew.
What we make now is an extension of that — form that carries feeling, structure that becomes personal over time.
Welcome to our universe.
xx, Gabriela & Tere
Notes from the studio
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New pieces, stories, and the occasional dispatch from wherever we are.
A small tradition since our sixteenth year as a studio.
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The Edit: The Ones You Keep Coming Back To
Coffee first, then the same pieces without thinking. The pieces you keep coming back to this fall, and the ones we keep wearing too.
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Before a big trip, the rings we reach for are the ones that feel like us. Our top rings for Paris, and why they were made to be stacked.
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Wrapped twice, it becomes an anklet. One piece, worn as a necklace, a bracelet, and an anklet.
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What Diamonds and Sterling Silver Have in Common
Long before design had a name, nature was already doing it. Some shapes just pair well together, and the Double Beam Chain proves it.
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One Pendant, Two Ways to Wear It
On its black cord, the Bubble Pendant is the piece you reach for every morning. Slide it onto the Tusk Choker and it becomes something sculptural.
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Apse, The Shape Built To Hold Light
There is a shape at the end of a cathedral called an apse. We borrowed it and made it small enough to wear at the ear.
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