Started on a kitchen table, still run by hand.
Aurora began as a single bench and a single idea: that a facet pattern could be designed to move the way light moves across the sky. Every piece since has been cut to that same standard, one stone at a time.
What we hold ourselves to.
Heritage Techniques
Hand-forging and stone-setting methods passed between goldsmiths for generations, applied to modern silhouettes.
Slow Craftsmanship
No piece leaves the bench until it has been checked by the same hands that made it.
Responsible Sourcing
Recycled precious metals and independently graded diamonds, traceable back to origin.
From sketch to setting.
Four stages, none of them rushed, all of them done under one roof.
Design
Each shape begins as a hand sketch, then a wax model, before a single gram of metal is committed.
Source
Diamonds are graded independently; metals are reclaimed and re-refined to jewelry-grade purity.
Craft
The setting is cast, filed, and stone-set entirely by hand at a single bench, start to finish.
Polish
A final hand-polish brings out the facet pattern before every piece is inspected and boxed.
Inside the atelier.
We never set out to be the biggest atelier in the city, only the one whose pieces still feel worth wearing in twenty years.Founder, Aurora Fine Jewelry