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About us

A family workshop, one bench

Senger Jewellery is the workshop of Melanie von Senger Loeper, in Santiago, Chile. Everything we publish is made here, by hand.

A wide view of the workshop: the bench by the window, tools lined up on the shelf and the silversmith working with her back to the camera.

Our workshop began in 2019 as a family project, driven by a passion for making unique pieces out of the natural beauty of gemstones and the nobility of metals.

Every piece is made by hand, watching each detail of the process and valuing the craft that turns materials with a history into pieces full of identity. We are inspired by the shapes, textures and colours we find in nature, looking for designs that connect with the people who wear them.

Our path is built on constant learning, training and the development of new techniques, to sharpen the craft and deliver quality pieces made with dedication and a love of silversmithing.

Close-up of hands holding a piece while working it.

How we work

Three things we do not compromise

The process

What happens before the photograph

No piece leaves the workshop without passing through these hands several times. This is the route.

The silversmith leaning over the bench, magnifiers on, working a small piece. Hands holding a piece while polishing it with a rotary tool.
  1. 01

    The stone first

    It starts by choosing the gem: its colour, cut and size decide the shape the metal will take.

  2. 02

    Fabrication

    The band and the setting are raised by hand from raw metal, adjusted to the final size.

  3. 03

    Setting

    The stone is seated and secured with the right technique. It is the slowest and most delicate step.

  4. 04

    Finishing

    Polishing, inspection and a final check of the finished piece, before it is photographed and published.

More than accessories, we want to make pieces with meaning: jewellery that accompanies special moments and keeps a story through time.

A finished ring with a pale blue stone, resting on the bench cloth.