The Story
Metal that
found its own edge
Gold leaf, laid flat, always looks applied. Gold poured while the gel is still moving looks inevitable — it flows toward the low points, gathers at the cuticle, thins where the surface climbs. Coral Veil is built entirely on that difference. The artisan tilts the tip and lets gravity decide the shape; the only decision left is when to cure.
Beneath it, the coral is a three-pigment mix — living coral, warm rose and a trace of apricot — kept semi-sheer so the wearer’s own warmth comes through and the set never reads as plastic. Pearls are bedded low near the cuticle, where a shell keeps its hinge, and crystal clusters are graded by size so the sparkle has a direction.
Tilt the tip and let gravity design the gold.
— The ManiKIRA AtelierFounded on the belief that hands deserve couture