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Brand identity guide · Edition II

One geometry.One house.

Every mark, seal, pattern, engraving and favicon in this identity is drawn from one monogram on one grid. Nothing here is decoration; each application is a manufacturing instruction. This document is the permanent reference.

SolenneFine JewelryCelebrate Every Moment
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Philosophy

The SN monogram: a Cormorant Garamond S with the N set into its shoulder, and the Solenne star struck where the two letters meet. Two initials, one moment of light — a mark about giving, drawn with the restraint of a jeweller's tool.

House mark
Brand seal
Icon / avatar
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Construction & geometry

A 100 × 100 master grid. The S is set at 80 units, the N at 62 units on a shared optical baseline, and the star is struck at (41, 57) at 26% scale. Clear space is 25 units — 0.25 × mark height — on all four sides, shown dashed.

Clear space
0.25 × mark height, all sides
Minimum size
20mm print · 28px digital · 16px favicon
Maximum reduction
Star dropped below 28px — micro version
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The logo family

One monogram, twelve approved reproductions: master, secondary, horizontal, icon, seal, wordmark, reverse, monochrome, foil, emboss, deboss and engraving. Nothing outside this family may be created.

SolenneFine JewelryCelebrate Every Moment
Primary logo
Solenne
Horizontal logo
SolenneFine Jewelry
Vertical / secondary
Reverse — over onyx
Monochrome
Foil stamp
Emboss
Deboss
Engraving artwork
Watermark
Micro / favicon
Corner framing
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Colour & typography

Ivory#FAF8F5
Champagne#F2EDE5
Sand#E7D6B5
Gilt#D4AF37
Brushed gilt#A88B5A
Ink#333333
Onyx#111111
Headings · Cormorant Garamond

Celebrate every moment

Body · Montserrat 300

A refined combination of classic elegance and modern clarity. Body set at 15px on a 1.75 line height, eyebrow labels at 11px and 0.32em tracking. The monogram is artwork, never live type.

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Pattern library

Nine repeats built from the monogram lattice and the Solenne star, each at a different density, weight and opacity. Generic geometric textures are not permitted anywhere in the identity.

Dense — box lining, tissue
Open — digital grounds, carton
Border — ribbon, envelope edge
Micro engraving — tags, clasps
Foil — stamped surfaces
Emboss — raised paper
Deboss — recessed paper
Packaging — box faces
Textile — pouch jacquard
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Packaging & product

The mark is manufactured, never printed as an afterthought. One application per surface, at one scale, in one finish.

  • Shipping carton — open pattern, blind deboss, no gilt.
  • Gift box lid — single foil mark, centred, 18mm.
  • Interior lining & tissue — dense pattern, tone-on-tone.
  • Ribbon — border repeat, woven, never printed.
  • Gift envelope & thank-you card — blind emboss, one mark.
  • Jewellery pouch — textile jacquard repeat.
  • Wax seal — brand seal, gilt wax, applied by hand.
  • Pendant backs & ring interiors — micro engraving, 2mm.
  • Bracelet clasps — laser-etched mark, single line, no echo.
  • Necklace tags & display cards — engraved, not stamped ink.
  • Gift Edition metal cards — guilloché from the micro repeat.
  • Warranty, care guide & certificates — deboss plus micro border.
  • Shipping insert — open pattern with a single seal.
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Standards & restraint

Recognition comes from consistency, not frequency. One mark application per view, one pattern per surface — always.

Approved
  • Ink, onyx, ivory, gilt or brushed gilt — one colour at a time.
  • Watermark at or below 9% opacity, once per view.
  • Clear space of 0.25 × mark height, always.
  • Foil, emboss, deboss and engraving from the master vector only.
Never
  • Stretch, rotate, shear or outline the monogram.
  • Change the colours, or add shadows, glows or other effects.
  • Change the typography, or rearrange the S, N and star.
  • Place the mark on busy imagery, or below 16px with the star.
  • Repeat the mark decoratively within one composition.

Remove the wordmark and the house must still read: the monogram, Cormorant Garamond, ivory and gilt, the pattern language and the engraved surfaces are enough. That is the test every new application must pass.