The cabinetBridal sets
The set is boughttogether.
A bridal set is one decision made four times: necklace, earrings, bangles and ring, carrying the same pattern in the same gold, ready on a date that will not move.
Matched is amaker’s word, nota colour.
Two pieces match when the pattern repeats at the right scale across both — the bangle carrying the necklace’s border, the ring answering the earrings. That happens at a bench, not in a catalogue.
- Necklace, earrings, bangles and ring in the same 21 or 22 carat
- New work made to sit beside pieces the family already owns
- Held on deposit at the quoted weight until the wedding
- Sized and fitted in the shop before it leaves
Most sets begin with a photograph. How a custom order works →
Three visits, one date.
Months out
Come in with the date and whatever gold the family already owns. We go through it together and settle what the set needs — what is bought, what is matched, what is made.
Weeks out
The set is assembled. New work is made at the bench to sit beside inherited pieces, and everything is held aside on deposit at the weight it was quoted.
The final week
The bride tries the full set on. Bangles are sized to her wrist, the necklace sits where it should, and it all leaves together, boxed, before the day.
Wedding season books the bench out. [how far ahead to come in, confirm] is early enough; the week before is not.
Around the set
The pieces a set is built from, each with its own page in the cabinet.
Bring the date.We’ll bring the set.
Come in with the mother, the aunts, the bride — everyone fits at this counter, and the set gets settled the way it always has been: in person, over the gold.
364-378 Prospect Road, Kilburn SA 5084
Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30am – 6pm