Helena Vogt
Design and form
Helena is the designer in Vesper’s fictional studio. Her work begins with pencil drawings and small models, comparing the width, curve and fastening of each piece before it enters the collection.
Studio
Vesper is a fictional two-person jewellery studio in Berlin. Its twelve-piece collection brings together silver bands, linked necklaces and bronze cuffs. The sample studio story follows Helena and Mira from the first drawing to the finished surface.

Start with the shape. Keep the details that help it work.
The example studio has two roles: Helena develops the shapes and Mira keeps the workshop records and finishing samples. Their notes appear alongside the collection.
The twelve-piece range uses four product categories. Small differences in width, length and surface give the pieces their separate names and product pages.
Material descriptions should come from the actual product specification. Vesper’s stories show a studio voice, while the sample materials and sourcing claims need verification for a real collection.
The journal follows decisions about models, photographs and material records. The shorter notes cover the selection, pricing and daily workshop routines.
The makers
Helena Vogt
Design and form
Helena is the designer in Vesper’s fictional studio. Her work begins with pencil drawings and small models, comparing the width, curve and fastening of each piece before it enters the collection.
Mira Sandt
Workshop and materials
Mira looks after the example workshop, from material records to the final surface. She keeps the samples and notes together so a later batch can be compared with the original.
Chronology
The fictional studio begins with four silver samples and a small set of photographs.
Drawings, material notes and reference samples are organised into a working catalogue.
The sample collection adds a warmer metal for cuffs, bracelets and pendants.
Individual descriptions, size options and care notes are brought together for the shop.
The current sample range covers earrings, rings, bracelets and necklaces, with three featured pieces on the opening page.
Sterling silverSilver is used for the sample rings, earrings and chains. Replace the specification with your supplier’s verified material details.
BronzeThe warmer metal in the sample cuffs and pendants. Any recycled-content claim needs documentation for the material actually used.
Surface finishBrushed and satin finishes give the collection two textures. Describe the process and care for your own finished pieces.
A note from the studio
New pieces, workshop notes and photographs from the studio. This form previews the signup without saving your address.