About Laura Jewellery

Jewellery made to be
kept, and handed down.

Timeless jewellery, crafted with passion and precision for life's most precious moments.

IGI / GIA

Certified stones

18K

Hallmarked gold

40+

Master artisans

Laura Jewellery atelier

Our story

Crafted with Passion,
Designed for Perfection

Most jewellery on a shelf is a catalogue design cast in bulk. Laura Jewellery began the other way round — a small bench, a handful of setters, and the patience to make each piece properly before making the next.

That means certified stones rather than “diamond-look”, hallmarked 18K gold rather than plate, and settings done by hand under a loupe. It is slower. It is also why a piece from us looks the same on its tenth anniversary as it did in the box.

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What we stand for

Authenticity

Certified diamonds and genuine gemstones, every piece.

Craftsmanship

Handcrafted with precision and attention to detail.

Trust & Reliability

Transparent pricing and secure shopping.

Customer Care

Dedicated support for a seamless experience.

Our craft

How a Piece Is Made

Three stages, each done by a different pair of hands, each checked before the next begins.

  1. 01

    Design

    Every piece begins as a hand sketch, then a wax or CAD model refined until the proportions sit right on the hand or at the throat — not just on paper.

  2. 02

    Casting & setting

    Cast in hallmarked 18K gold or platinum, then each stone is set by hand under magnification so the prongs hold it securely without hiding its light.

  3. 03

    Finishing

    Polished in stages to a mirror finish, checked against the certificate, and boxed with its papers. Nothing leaves the bench until it passes a second pair of eyes.

Setting a stone by hand

Caring for Your Jewellery

Wear last, remove first

Put jewellery on after perfume and lotion; take it off before showering, swimming or sleeping.

Store separately

Keep each piece in its pouch so stones cannot scratch metal — diamonds will mark gold.

Clean gently

Warm water, a drop of mild soap and a soft brush. Bring it in once a year for a professional check of the settings.