Yes, we have done our best to source ethically garnered materials.
purchasing only from reputable, multigenerational, businesses. These people are our friends and we have formed relationships of trust.

Yes, we give until it hurts, then we give more. 10% of all proceeds
are donated to charity. We donate our time a talents and provide community
service

Jewelry collecting has been a diversion for hundreds of years. J.P. Morgan was a well-known gem collector during his lifetime—Tiffany & Co. even named a newly discovered stone, morganite, in his honor. Indian maharajahs displayed their wealth in opulent jewelry suites featuring hundreds, if not thousands, of carats. Visit any museum in Europe, and you’ll find a dazzling parade of royal crown jewels that kings and queens collected.

Because nothing holds value quite like rare, precious jewels, collecting them can be a rather sound investment. Price makes little difference: In 2003 a Belperron amethyst cuff sold for $28,680; in 2021 that same cuff went for $87,500. In 2012 a 6.7-carat Kashmir sapphire auctioned for $206,500; last year a similarly sized one was bought for $550,000.

Are two sisters, who were born very prematurely, this site is dedicated to
them. Helping them become the future. They are our investment.