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Call: +1 646 810 8764 Send Email Live Chat Contact UsWith decades of innovation, tradition, and uncompromising quality, Chris Ploof Designs is a leader in artisanal fine jewelry. Based in Leominster, Massachusetts, the studio is known for its fearless creativity and technical brilliance, producing handcrafted pieces that celebrate individuality, beauty, and legacy.
At the helm is Chris Ploof, a master metalsmith and two-time recipient of the Santa Fe Symposium’s Industry Leader Award. His expertise in materials and design has earned global recognition, both for his innovative artistry and his contributions to the jewelry industry.
Utilizing rare materials like meteorite, Mokume Gane, and proprietary Damascus steel, the studio transforms ancient techniques into modern heirlooms. Every ring, bracelet, necklace, or bespoke creation is guided by the brand’s philosophy: head, heart, and hands. From intricate metalwork to obsessive finishing—sometimes requiring hundreds of steps per piece—each item is built for endurance and emotional resonance.
Chris Ploof Designs is equally committed to sustainability, operating on solar power and using recycled precious metals throughout its process. This dedication to ethical craftsmanship is woven into every piece, ensuring that environmental responsibility and artistic excellence go hand in hand.
Ploof’s design philosophy focuses on clean lines that highlight the natural beauty of the material, making complex work appear simple. Everything must be wearable, comfortable, and heirloom-quality, crafted to be cherished for generations.
The studio is also a trusted materials partner, supplying premium Damascus steel and custom Mokume Gane to respected jewelry houses including John Hardy, Lashbrook, Carbon 6 Rings, and Stuller.
Chris Ploof doesn’t just make jewelry—he redefines what it means to wear a story. His work doesn’t follow trends. It is a legacy.