The Parure
Six impossible gems. Clients from elsewhere. A seven-year-old's bench in Atlanta.
Arrives Tue, Oct 27 · 11 AM ET
House Osborne
New Tasks Tuesdays & Fridays · 11 AM ET
A documentary crew has been allowed inside. Nobody acknowledges them.
Tue, Oct 13“The consultant on duty was twelve.”
Mr. Pell came in for a brochure. The House does not have brochures. The consultant on duty is twelve, the gold is heavier than he thought, and he has been considering it for eleven minutes. Nobody considers gold for eleven minutes.
In this taskThe PrincessThe Young MasterMr. PellThe GodfatherMaverick
Arrives Tue, Oct 13 · 11 AM ET
Fri, Oct 16“A widow, a biscuit tin, and one button not for sale.”
Mrs. Archambault brings a floral tin tied with string and asks for the House's personal appraiser. She gets the Young Master and his ninety-eight percent accuracy. Upstairs, the ledger already knows her.
In this taskThe Young MasterMrs. ArchambaultThe PrincessThe First LadyYaya
Arrives Fri, Oct 16 · 11 AM ET
Tue, Oct 20“It depends on the size of the apology, sir.”
Mr. Halloran says anniversary. The Princess writes down apology. In the Design Studio, the Young Master draws a large solution — one stone more than the mistake — and the House promises Thursday. Friday is for the apology.
In this taskThe PrincessMr. HalloranThe Young MasterThe First LadyThe Godfather
Arrives Tue, Oct 20 · 11 AM ET
Fri, Oct 23“Her bar sleeps in the vault. The ceiling is discreet.”
Mrs. Billingham is dining in: one bar, for the vault, full ceremony. The procession does not take the east stairs on Tuesdays, the Vault Guard collects three signatures, and nobody discusses her work.
In this taskThe PrincessMrs. BillinghamThe Young MasterThe Vault GuardMaverickThe Judge
Arrives Fri, Oct 23 · 11 AM ET
Fri, Oct 30“The House drives manual. Nobody has asked why.”
A delivery, to go. The Judge wants the expressway; the General decides Peachtree. A sealed case, a manual gearbox, two children holding it steady on the back seat, and a client who says exactly one word.
In this taskThe JudgeThe GeneralThe PrincessThe Young MasterMr. Oduya
Arrives Fri, Oct 30 · 11 AM ET
Fri, Nov 6“Pink. Because girl. Sixty-one.”
Nine months after Task N° 61, Mr. Pell is back — and not for a brochure. The First Lady takes the floor, the Young Master counts every stone, and the House delivers a push present that is, by its own account, barely enough.
In this taskThe First LadyMr. PellThe PrincessThe Young MasterMr PresidentThe Vault GuardMaverick
Arrives Fri, Nov 6 · 11 AM ET
Six impossible gems. Clients from elsewhere. A seven-year-old's bench in Atlanta.
Arrives Tue, Oct 27 · 11 AM ETChocolate coins, full ceremony. The real ones are downstairs.
Arrives Sat, Oct 31 · 11 AM ETThanksgiving. The Judge carves. Everyone pays Yaya.
Arrives Thu, Nov 26 · 11 AM ETThe Christmas Eve rush. Tape is for parcels, sir.
Arrives Thu, Dec 24 · 11 AM ETNew Year's inventory. The season's coin tally comes due.
Arrives Thu, Dec 31 · 11 AM ET
Twelve. Files reports on humanity, narrates the room, and is paid in gold.
Tasks N° 61 · 63 · 66 · 70 · 72 · 77
Seven. Sincere overconfidence, with cracks. Draws everything the House makes.
Tasks N° 61 · 63 · 66 · 70 · 72 · 77
Warmth, rationed. Her complete smile is a rare event.
Tasks N° 63 · 66 · 77
The only adult visibly having a good time.
Tasks N° 77
Magnificent irrelevance. The hand that pays.
Tasks N° 61 · 66
Verdicts. The House drives manual.
Tasks N° 70 · 72
Speaks in log entries. Does not blink.
Tasks N° 70 · 77
Assigns routes and gears, sweetly.
Tasks N° 72
The kitchen. Every account is settled there eventually.
Tasks N° 63
Recurring guest. We do not discuss her work.
Tasks N° 70The ceiling. Knows everything, tells nothing. Never seen.
Tasks N° 61 · 70 · 77“It's our family business. We let the cameras in.”
A prestige interview series about a family business that happens to be real. Three generations. Est. 1977.



Coins and bullion. Custom jewelry, designed and made. And, should you need it, somewhere to keep it.
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