A hundred years of hand and stone.
Maison Verdé was founded on a single principle: that fine jewellery should be priced as honestly as the metal it is made from.
In 1924, our founder opened a small bench in Geneva and began keeping a ledger for every piece — the weight of its gold, the carats of its stones, and the market price the day it was set. A century later, we still keep that ledger. The difference is that today it updates itself, against the live price of gold and gems, so the number you see is the number the metal is worth.
Every piece leaves the atelier having been touched by no machine — drawn, cut, set, and polished by hand. A solitaire takes fourteen days. A chain, a week. We make few, and we make them to be kept.
The maison's century
A single bench on the Rue du Rhône.
A 4ct Colombian for the house's patron.
Prices tied to the day's gold market.
The maison's work, priced in real time.
How we make
No machine touches a piece before it leaves the bench.
Every price is the day's gold and gem value, plus the making.
Lifetime warranty, insured delivery, and a standing resize.