Virginia
Hugo Kohl
Hugo Kohl makes rings, wedding bands and pendants by hand in small batches at its workshop in Harrisonburg, Virginia, using antique die-rolling machines for some patterns. Its store also sells chains and cleaning products from other makers.
Is Hugo Kohl made in the USA?
Mostly. Hugo Kohl carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Hugo Kohl's American-made products are manufactured here. 5 of the 5 Hugo Kohl products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Hugo Kohl is based in Virginia.
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Hugo Kohl Chrysanthemum Ring
A 5 mm wide band with a sculpted chrysanthemum flower set among scrolling leaves, with a softly tapered profile. Each ring is cast and finished by hand in Harrisonburg, Virginia. It comes in sterling silver or solid 14k yellow, white or rose gold.
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Hugo Kohl Little Love Heart Pendant
A small cast heart pendant with rounded edges and a polished finish, sized for layering with other necklaces. It is sold without a chain in sterling silver or solid 14k gold. Hugo Kohl makes it in small batches at its Harrisonburg, Virginia workshop.
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Hugo Kohl Oak Spoon Ring
A sterling silver ring shaped like the handle of an antique spoon, with raised oak leaves along its length. It is cast and then hand finished in the brand's Harrisonburg, Virginia workshop. The metal is solid sterling, not plated.
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Hugo Kohl Starlace Wedding Band
A 1.75 mm band whose engraved pattern alternates starbursts with small circles, rolled into the metal with old die equipment. It suits stacking or wear as a plain wedding band. The page says it is made in small batches in Harrisonburg, Virginia, in sterling silver, 14k or 18k gold, or platinum.
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Hugo Kohl Sylvan Wedding Band
A slim wedding band, 2 mm wide and 1.75 mm thick, with a woven pattern of crossing lines running all the way around. The pattern is pressed in on antique die-rolling machines and the ring is then finished by hand in the Harrisonburg, Virginia workshop. Offered in sterling silver and gold.
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