About Us

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ICE comes from icing out — the jeweller's art of setting stones so densely across a surface that the metal underneath disappears and the piece becomes pure light. Done with precision, the result looks exactly like ice: cold, brilliant, alive. It's a technique Padra has spent fifteen years perfecting. It's also the thing that made everything else make sense.

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How It Started

Fate was a Handicrafts student finishing her degree. Her final project was an exhibition jewellery collection — pieces that had to be built, not just designed. She found a workshop. She walked in to make her work.

Padra was the master craftsman running that workshop. He had been teaching jewellery making for years — casting, stone setting, CAD design, the kind of technical depth that only accumulates through thousands of hours of making things by hand. Students came from across the country to train under him. Many went on to open their own studios. He didn't just teach the craft; he taught people how to build a life around it.

Fate walked into his workshop a student. She left something else entirely.

Their love story started there — in the middle of a jewellery workshop, surrounded by tools and molten metal and the particular focus that comes from making something with your hands. The creative partnership followed naturally. They started a silver jewellery brand together, building each piece themselves, learning what worked and what didn't, finding their voice.

Then they moved to London. And everything changed.

London Changed Everything

When they arrived, Fate continued her education in Fashion. Being immersed in London's creative culture — its music, its edge, its obsession with self-expression — shifted her perspective completely. Simple jewellery wasn't enough anymore. The pieces that excited her were bolder, stranger, more personal. Statement pieces. Things that said something about the person wearing them.

Grillz kept coming back. In London's music and fashion scenes, in the rap and hip-hop culture they'd always loved, grillz occupied a unique space: jewellery made for one person's mouth, one person's smile, one person's story. Impossible to fake. Impossible to mass-produce. Either you had them made properly, or you didn't have them at all.

That was the work they wanted to do.

Ice Jeweller was built on that realisation — Padra's craft and Fate's creative vision pointed at the same thing. Custom grillz. Statement pieces. Work that belongs to one person and no one else.

What We Make

Every piece that leaves Ice Jeweller is one of a kind. Not as a selling point — as a simple fact. Each grill is built from your dental impression, designed around your brief, crafted by hand for your teeth specifically. The piece you receive has never existed before and will never be made again in exactly the same form. No two Ice Jeweller pieces are alike. That's not a coincidence. It's the whole point.

We specialise in snow-set and fully iced-out grillz — work that requires the kind of technical precision Padra has spent a career building. Snow setting places stones so close together, set so carefully, that the surface becomes a continuous field of light. It's the most demanding stone-setting technique in the craft. It's also the one that produces the most extraordinary results.

We work in 925 sterling silver, 10K and 14K yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. For stone-set pieces, we use VVS moissanite and lab-grown diamonds — chosen for fire, clarity, and the cold brilliance the name promises.

Every order includes a free at-home dental impression kit. From there: CAD design modelled to your exact teeth, a preview for your approval, then casting, stone setting, polishing, and delivery. Three to five weeks, start to finish. One piece, made for you.

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Padra & Fate

Padra is the craftsman behind every Ice Jeweller piece. More than fifteen years in fine jewellery — making, teaching, training other jewellers, building workshops from the ground up. His speciality is precision work: casting, stone setting, and CAD design at the level where technique becomes art. He taught for years because he believed the craft deserved to be passed on properly. He makes grillz for the same reason — because if something is worth doing, it's worth doing right.

Fate is the creative force shaping the brand, the vision, and the conversation with every client. A background in Handicrafts and Fashion gave her an eye for what makes a piece feel right — not just technically, but as an object in the world, as something a person puts on and becomes. She leads the creative direction, the storytelling, and every client relationship from first enquiry to finished piece.

They are partners in life and in business. They met in a workshop. They have been building things together ever since. 

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Based in London

Ice Jeweller is based in Covent Garden, London — working with clients across the UK and worldwide.

Free impression kit with every grillz order. Free UK delivery. Worldwide shipping. Consultations available by appointment.

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