92.5%
Sterling silverStrong and enduring.
A classic expression of the metal.
About
This is Candrin
Silver, since 1935
For over ninety years, our family has worked in precious metals, silver above all. Generation after generation, our house has mastered the craft, from the first design to the final hand finish.
Nothing is rushed. Every design and every motif is intentional. Our pursuit of perfection is shared by second- and third-generation artisans, and every piece carries their decades of experience.
Craft
Made by hand.
Refined by time.
Every Candrin piece begins as a design and ends in the hands of an artisan. In between, there is no shortcut. Each form is shaped, worked and finished by people who learned the craft from the generation before them.
Our second- and third-generation artisans have spent decades reading silver: how it moves, how it holds a line, how it takes a motif. Every motif is intentional. Nothing is on a piece by accident.
Some designs come from the house archive, made today as they were decades ago. Others reinterpret those same forms for the present. Modern technique supports the work throughout; it never replaces the hand.
Metal
A maker who begins
with the metal.
Silver is at the heart of Candrin. We work in three purities: 92.5 percent, the classic sterling, strong and enduring; 97 percent, with a higher silver content; and 99.99 percent, our finest silver.
Each asks something different of the hand. The purer the silver, the softer it becomes and the more exacting the work. It demands patience and a sure touch.
Our artisans have spent decades learning all three, shaping each one by hand. We know the metal because we have always worked with it.
97%
Higher silver purityRicher in silver.
Worked with patience and precision.
99.99%
Fine silverOur highest silver purity.
Shaped with a particularly sure touch.
Looking ahead · Jaipur
2028
A new home for the workshop.
More room for the next generation.
The next generation
A craft survives only
if it is passed on.
Every master was once an apprentice. Candrin welcomes a small circle of twelve to twenty people who want to learn the craft, working at the bench beside the master artisans who have shaped our silver for decades.
By 2028, this circle will have a new home. Our planned Jaipur workshop will give us room to grow the apprenticeship programme and open our doors to select visitors.
There, the finished piece and the hands that made it will be seen side by side.