Products

Diamond Jewellery

All of our men's and ladies' diamond jewellery is manufactured by us in Montreal Canada.

From your day to day diamond jewellery to Promise ring to engagement rings to anniversary rings, to Friendship rings. We make them all. We specialize in custom manufactured jewellery. From a simple drawing on a piece of paper to high-tech CAD/CAM design and to hand carved sculptured pieces. With traditional ways of manufacturing knowledge and experience combined with today's state of the art high tech manufacturing equipment we provide pieces of jewellery for generations to cherish. Our objective is to make sure that you are satisfied with our work and the timeless piece we crafted together.

Gold Jewellery

Gold jewellery has been a symbol of wealth, status, and cultural expression since ancient times. The earliest known gold jewellery dates back to around 2600 BCE in Mesopotamia, where it adorned royalty and represented spiritual beliefs. Ancient Egyptians, known for their intricate gold craftsmanship, viewed gold as the "flesh of the gods" and used it extensively in their tombs and temples. Over the centuries, gold jewellery became a sign of prestige across various civilizations, from Greek and Roman empires to the kingdoms of India and China. Today, gold jewellery remains cherished globally for its beauty, value, and cultural significance.

Silver Jewellery

Silver jewellery has roots as ancient as those of gold, prized not only for its elegance but also for its affordability compared to gold. Early civilizations like the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans used silver jewellery extensively, seeing it as a marker of purity and protection. In the Middle Ages, silver became the material of choice for religious artifacts and personal adornment. Native American tribes, particularly in the Southwestern United States, developed distinctive silver jewellery styles that are still admired today. The demand for silver jewellery grew over time, making it an enduring symbol of style and sophistication worldwide.

Stainless Steel

The use of metal rings started to replace these materials in early Rome, and the metal of choice was iron.

This tradition was later assimilated by the Greeks after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt. Those days rings were generally made out of hemp, leather, bone, or ivory. The use of metal rings started to replace these materials in early Rome, and the metal of choice was iron. Gold and silver rings were given on rare occasions, to prove that a man trusted his wife with his valuable property. Connect to your own History with our wedding bands. All our Precious metal rings are made in Montreal Canada.

Gold Coins / Bars

Gold coins first appeared around 600 BCE in the Kingdom of Lydia, now part of modern- day Turkey. These early coins standardized the value of gold, transforming it into a convenient medium of exchange. Gold quickly became the foundation of wealth and stability, with civilizations like the Greeks, Romans, and Byzantines minting gold coins to facilitate trade. Over the centuries, gold bars also became a method of wealth storage and transfer among banks and governments. Although the gold standard ended in most countries by the 20th century, gold coins and bars remain a popular investment, valued for their stability and universal appeal as a hedge against economic uncertainty.