Our Story
It all started because
a man didn't know
what to give.
Where It Begins
Clovis was not born in an office.
It all started with a couple. A ring given on a November evening, a handwritten text because the words wouldn't come, and an idea: what they had lacked that night should exist for others.
What he found
Two options, neither good.
On the one hand
Rings for €25
Plating that tarnishes before Christmas, delivered in a plastic pouch. Giving that as a gift is like saying, "I didn't really put much thought into it."
On the other hand
Rings at €2,000
Real coins, but an engagement price and symbol. Giving this says something he didn't want to say yet.
The Ring Ceremony Evening
It wasn't even
about the ring.
He had found a suitable one for €90. When evening came, he handed it to her. She opened the box, she smiled, she said thank you.
And that was it. Thirty seconds. So he took a piece of paper and wrote what he hadn't been able to say.
"A jewel without the words that accompany it is a dead jewel."
This sheet, folded in four, became the Oath of Alliance. And this observation became Clovis.
What was born that night
A ring, a text,
and a gesture for two.
01
A real bargain
Solid sterling silver, set, lifetime warranty. At a price you can afford at twenty-four.
02
The written word
The Serment says what a jewel does not: a commitment, not an engagement.
03
A two-player gesture
We no longer hand out a box. We sign a document, together, and it stays.
Since that evening
Three rules that will
never change.
The Oath is in every box
Never optional, never an extra. Without words, the jewel returns lifeless.
The money is massive, period.
No plating, no brass, whatever the price. The 925 hallmark is proof of this.
Nothing to measure, nothing to miss
Adjustable ring from size 48 to 58, shipped within 48 hours, gift-ready packaging.
Today
This couple is wearing the first issue.
The jewel is still on her finger. The leaf is still in the drawer. It's the leaf they reread.
Since then, every couple who signs their Oath receives a number and joins the Clovis Register. Theirs was the first. Yours awaits its own.
Yours already has a number.
It awaits you in a box set, with the words you won't have to write.
The notebook