Gildmoor makes twenty-one pieces a month. Not as a scarcity tactic — that is simply how many a single bench finishes by hand when nothing is cast in bulk and nothing is plated.
The refusal that defines them is plating. A plated ring is gold for about a year and base metal after that; it cannot be resized without breaking the surface, and it wears to grey. Solid gold wears to a patina instead. Gildmoor accepts being several times the price on the shelf and argues the case on the ten-year view rather than at the checkout.
Every piece is cut after you order it, which means a wait of several weeks and no stock room at all. There are no seasonal collections either, because a collection implies last season's is finished — and their entire proposition is that yours never is.