Hand faceted in Massachusetts

Cut from first principles.

Every stone's geometry is derived, not copied. Designed for the material it's cut in, then finished by hand to exact angles.

The practice

A cut stone is a problem in geometry, solved by hand.

The name comes from Miyamoto Musashi, who held that mastery of one way reveals all ways. Every stone's geometry is derived for the material it's cut in, then finished by hand to exact angles. Designing, cutting, and documenting the work are one discipline, not three.