"Dans Le Gris," one of Wassily Kandinsky's paintings, translates to "In the Grey" in French.

About Us

For us, grey is a neutral color that embodies elegance and timelessness. This mirrors our design philosophy, where our purpose is to enrich daily life with puristic, timeless, and unique designs. We craft jewelry that blends minimalist and artistic elements. Each piece is designed and handcrafted in Taiwan.

  • Sculpture Ring
    From $12,080.00
  • Sculpture Drop Earrings
    $8,280.00
  • Openwork Dome Ring
    From $10,800.00
  • Rugged Earrings
    $5,880.00
  • Drop Earrings
    $8,280.00
  • Colosseum Signet Ring
    From $7,480.00
  • Column Hoop Earrings
    $6,680.00
  • Concave Ring
    From $5,280.00
  • Drop Ring
    $5,280.00
    • Minimal Forms, Sustainable Materials, Handcrafted Jewelry

    Timeless Elegance in Every Piece

    We place great importance on every detail, collaborating with experienced craftsmen to create enduring pieces that can be with you every day.

    About Our Journal

    In our journal, we provide irregular updates featuring articles about art, culture, and design. Our curated content encompasses diverse aspects of life, with the aspiration to offer meaningful insights and inspiration.

    Japanese Autumn Leaves: Momiji, Koyo, and the Philosophy of Mono no Aware - dans le gris

    Japanese Autumn Leaves: Momiji, Koyo, and the Philosophy of Mono no Aware

    In this article, we will explore Japanese culture surrounding autumn leaves, how the Japanese celebrate this season, and the philosophy of Mono no Aware.
    Raizan Sennyoji Daihioin Temple: Fukuoka's Ancient Temple with a 400-Year-Old Maple Tree

    Raizan Sennyoji Daihioin Temple: Fukuoka's Ancient Temple with a 400-Year-Old Maple Tree

    Raizan Sennyoji Daihioin Temple, founded by the Indian monk Seiga Shonin, is located halfway up Mt. Raizan and is home to a 400-year-old maple tree.
    What is Mottainai? The Meaning Behind the Japanese Philosophy of Sustainability

    What is Mottainai? The Meaning Behind the Japanese Philosophy of Sustainability

    The term "mottainai" can be roughly translated as the phrase "waste not, want not." However, this translation doesn't fully express its deeper significance.
    Self-Portraits in Art: Why Artists Choose Themselves as Subjects? - dans le gris

    Self-Portraits in Art: Why Artists Choose Themselves as Subjects?

    Self-portraits have played an important role in art history for centuries, allowing artists to share their identity and viewpoints. But why do so many artists choose to paint themselves?
    Tokyo Art Museum Guide: Top 10 Museums You Must Visit - dans le gris

    Tokyo Art Museum Guide: Top 10 Museums You Must Visit

    Planning a trip to Tokyo? In this guide, we’ll highlight the top 10 art museums, each providing a unique experience. Be sure to save this article for your visit!
    7 Essential Ikebana Principles for Understanding Japanese Art of Flower Arrangement - dans le gris

    7 Essential Ikebana Principles for Understanding Japanese Art of Flower Arrangement

    In this article, we’ll explore the deeper meaning of Ikebana by examining the seven essential principles that form the foundation of this Japanese art of flower arrangement.