Kanok Atelier

Bangkok, Thailand

Metal that holds the light.

Kanok Atelier is a Thai workshop for jewellery brands and designers. We take on small-batch, technically demanding pieces in gold and silver.

Engraved backplate. The whole surface is cut by hand.
Engraved backplate. The whole surface is cut by hand.

A mould repeats a shape. A graver decides where the light will fall.

We have more than a decade of experience at the bench. We can make moulds when a project calls for them, and our experience tells us hand cutting gives a livelier surface. That is why engraving sits at the centre of what we do.

Three enamelled frames
Three enamelled frames

Materials

925 silver
Sterling, 92.5% silver
14K gold
58.5% gold
18K gold
75% gold
Gold-plated silver
Gold finish over silver

From brief to bench

See how a project runs
  1. Send a brief

    A drawing, reference image, CAD or Rhino file, with size, material, quantity, target budget and deadline.

  2. Bench review

    The craftsmen study the design and confirm what can be made before anything is quoted.

  3. Paid sample

    We agree the specification, price, revisions and lead time in writing. Work begins after that.

  4. Your approval

    You inspect the finished sample and confirm that it meets the agreed specification.

  5. Small batch

    Production follows the approved sample. There is no batch commitment before this point.

Have a piece that needs a specialist hand?

Send a drawing or a CAD file. The bench reviews it first, and any quote follows from that review.