Have a piece made
An engagement ring, something for the wedding, or a piece that will only ever be yours. Start with a photo or a few lines; the piece is drawn before it is made.
How bespoke worksGrand BazaarNuruosmaniye Gate
You describe it.
We make it.
A photo, a sketch on paper, a stone handed down in the family. At Edwin Misisyan’s atelier, rings, earrings, brooches and necklaces are made one at a time, for you.
“Can you make this for me?”
Three ways in, depending on what you’d like made. Each one starts with a message.
Remake an old piece
A stone from your grandmother, a ring nobody wears any more, an earring that lost its pair. The stone from the old piece, carried into a new form you’ll wear today.
Reborn stonesProduction for the trade
One-off pieces, small runs and stone setting for designers without a workshop, for brands and for fellow jewellers.
For the tradeFrom the atelier
Most were filmed turning on a stand: how each stone sits, the curve of the metal, the pin behind the brooch. Message us to have something similar made.
Bow brooch
Diamond
On Instagram: 22 December 2023 (opens in a new tab)
Sapphire-framed diamond ring
Diamond, sapphire
On Instagram: 18 July 2024 (opens in a new tab)
Navette earrings
Turquoise-blue domed stone; small pale, purple and deep blue stones
On Instagram: 3 August 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Aquamarine spiral ring
Aquamarine, diamond
On Instagram: 15 August 2024 (opens in a new tab)
Sapphire earrings with an orange band
Diamond, sapphire
On Instagram: 31 July 2024 (opens in a new tab)
Prices depend on the stone and the design, so they aren’t listed here; each piece is quoted on its own.
All workFive steps from idea to finished piece
The order a bespoke piece follows.
Step 1: Idea or photo
Tell us what you’d like; a photo or a sketch on paper is enough.
Step 2: Drawing and preview
The piece is drawn before it’s made; this is where the stone’s position and size are talked through.
Step 3: Price and deposit
Once the stone and design are settled, you get a price; work starts with a deposit.
Step 4: Making
The piece is made; how long it takes depends on the piece and the stone.
Step 5: Delivery
Once it’s ready, the piece is handed over; if you’re far away, ask in your first message how it could reach you.
At the Nuruosmaniye Gate
The atelier is at the Nuruosmaniye Gate of the Grand Bazaar, in the Atay building on Nuruosmaniye Caddesi. Edwin Misisyan is one of the bazaar’s long-time jewellery designers, working to order with diamonds and with coloured stones such as sapphire, ruby and emerald.
Message on WhatsApp before you come, and we’ll agree on a day and time.
What do you have in mind?
Send a photo or a few lines. We’ll work out the rest together, by message.