Touch Ma Hall
Touch Ma Hall – somehow this ring looks a little Indian. In ancient India stones were often simply rubbed into fine gold. Since fine gold is so soft, that was no problem. The colourful jewelry of the Indian Moguls was full of emeralds, rubies, sapphires and diamonds. The fascination for the endless diversity of ornamental weaving by archaic cultures resulted in this “pattern” design. The lines are filled with black fire enamel. But somehow the ring also reminds me of the music of Iron Maiden! I mean, one must not lose many words about this ring: Just look at it, it’s magical!
We pay great attention to the quality of our products! In order to present you with a great variety of colors and content, we use various techniques of goldsmithing. Since we want you to enjoy your piece of jewelry for a long time, we recommend to read and follow our care instructions.
- Remove your jewelry before washing your hands, perfuming or moisturizing. The particles of these cosmetics, which can not be removed by short washing, can be deposited in hard-to-reach areas and become a corrosive mixture which can lead to premature wear of the metal in the long term.
- This also applies to the use of household cleaners.
- Avoid contact with salt water. This can attack both precious stones as well as precious metals and thereby sustainably damage.
- Avoid impacts and scratches.
- Always keep your jewelery in the original boxes. Store chains closed and lying flat.
- Special care must be taken with pieces with fire-embers, since fire-seals are melted glass, which can break through an improper treatment.
- Gold cladding may wear out over time, depending on the load. This is a natural process which, however, can be avoided by appropriate treatment (see above).
Since sustainability is a very important topic for us, we only use recycled precious metals (gold, silver, brass), which we obtain from a Scheideanstalt in the southern part of Germany. For more information feel free to contact our customer service.
Fire enamel or “real enamel” is a natural product of melted glass, which develops a very special charm through its delicate and slightly irregular color, which results from the burning at high temperatures, which can only produce true enamel. Kaltemaille is a synthetic resin mixed with color pigments which hardens without heating.
We receive our diamonds from Germany’s oldest diamond grinding mill, which basically only imports diamonds from legitimate sources of natural origin and is in line with UN resolutions 1171, 1173, 1306 and 1343.
The complete production is located in Germany. All products (jewelry) are designed and produced in our manufacture in Hamburg. Since the issue of sustainability is very important to us, we only work with a small warehouse and prefer to manufacture our jewelry on demand in order to conserve resources and to remain exclusive. Exceptions are some products that we do not produce ourselves but continue to distribute in a cooperation. Corresponding information about the country of origin can always be found on the product page under the item “Product details".
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