Exclusive Selection of Precious Stones: Jewelry Mastery at BELLER
Our commitment to the selection of AAA-grade precious gemstones guarantees that each piece of jewelry - whether elegant earrings, subtle pendants, or unique rings - is not only a unique decoration, but also a reflection of the depth and richness of nature. At BELLER, we combine our passion for precious stones with jewelry mastery to create something absolutely unique for every customer.
In BELLER boutiques, not only engagement rings become an expression of the highest quality AAA precious gemstones, but also our earrings and pendants are a masterful combination of jewelry craftsmanship with the natural beauty of these unique stones. We specialize in creating jewelry that goes beyond traditional forms, offering unique earrings and pendants that will perfectly complement any style, both every day and for special occasions.
Responsible Beauty: Luxury Jewelry with Certified Gemstones
At BELLER, our commitment to creating luxury jewelry is manifested not only in deep knowledge and exclusivity, but above all in the selection of 100% natural gemstones. Each stone in our collection is authentic and original, coming from responsible sources. We carefully select the noblest sapphires from Montana, Sri Lanka and Madagascar, tsavorites from Kenya, tourmalines and tanzanites from Madagascar, emeralds from Colombia and Zambia, rubies from Burma and topazes from Brazil, all obtained with respect for the environment. Our stones retain their original form and are not subjected to any improvement processes, heating or chemical treatments.
BELLER: Where natural gemstones meet exclusive design.
At BELLER, our commitment to creating exclusive jewelry is manifested through the careful selection of only natural, 100% authentic gemstones that are the heart of our unique collections. Each of these precious gems comes from ethical sources, which guarantees their authenticity and originality. We pay special attention to the selection of the most prestigious sapphires, which come to us from the picturesque corners of Montana, Sri Lanka and Madagascar, tourmalines and tanzanites extracted from the depths of Madagascar, tsavorites straight from Kenya, and emeralds from the green mines of Colombia and Zambia. The rubies of our selection come from the historic mines of Burma, and the topazes that shine in our collections are a treasure from Brazil.
Each stone is carefully selected to ensure that our jewelry retains its naturalness - without any additional improvement processes or chemical treatments. Thanks to this, BELLER jewelry is not only an item of luxury, but also a witness to the history and culture of the place where each stone comes from.
When creating our collections, we combine unique design with the rich history of the origin of gemstones, creating designs that dazzle with their beauty and at the same time carry the essence of true luxury. Each piece of BELLER jewelry is a separate story that speaks of unrivaled quality and exclusivity, making them not only a wonderful accessory, but above all a unique testimony of jewelry craftsmanship.
Discover Master Cutting: The Art and Science Behind Every Gemstone
Cutting precious gemstones is an art that requires both precise jewelry techniques that you can use in our workshop , as well as deep knowledge of the properties of the stone. Grinders, masters of their craft, use their skills to enhance the natural beauty of gemstones by selecting the appropriate type of cut. The types of cuts are crucial to the appearance, shine and overall impression that the stone has on the observer. Below are some of the most popular types of cuts found in jewelry:
Brilliant cut - a classic and most desirable cut, especially in the case of diamonds. It is characterized by a shape similar to a cone, which allows for maximum highlighting of the stone's brilliance. It consists of 57 or 58 facets that reflect light, giving a unique shine effect.
Moon cut (marquise cut) - an elongated shape with sharp ends that resembles a smile. This cut is chosen to visually enlarge the stone and give it a unique character.
Emerald cut - characterized by an elongated rectangular shape with obliquely cut corners. This cut emphasizes the purity of the stone and its deep color, giving the jewelry an elegant and classic look.
Oval cut - close to a brilliant cut, but in an oval shape, which makes it more subtle. It is an ideal choice for people looking for stones that optically lengthen their fingers.
Heart cut - a symbol of love and romance. This cut requires extensive experience from the grinder to perfectly reproduce the symmetrical shape of the heart.
Cabochon cutting - involves grinding the stone smoothly, without facets. It is often used for semi-precious and precious gemstones with less transparency. The cabochon emphasizes the natural color and structure of the stone.
The Art of Stone Setting: The Craft that Defines Beauty and Durability at BELLER
The way gemstones are set in our handmade jewelry plays a key role not only in the aesthetics, but also in the durability and safety of the stone itself. At BELLER, thanks to our expertise and experience, we use a number of sophisticated setting techniques to fully bring out the beauty of each gemstone while ensuring its protection. Below is a deeper insight into the most popular embedding methods we use in our creations:
Prong setting** - one of the most frequently used techniques, characterized by the use of metal "prongs" or prongs that gently but surely hold the stone. This method allows for maximum use of light because more of the stone is exposed. The krape setting not only highlights the shine of the stone, but also allows it to be viewed closely from many angles.
Bezel setting - in this technique, the precious gemstone is completely surrounded by metal, which ensures its stronger protection. The bezel-style setting offers a smooth, elegant finish and is ideal for people with an active lifestyle because it minimizes the risk of jewelry getting caught on clothing or other items.
Pavé setting - this technique involves placing many small stones next to each other, creating the effect of a shiny, uniform surface. The stones are attached with small kraps, which makes the pawe setting exceptionally shiny and striking, perfect for adding extra sparkle to jewelry.
Channel setting - In this method, precious gemstones are placed in a groove and held in place by precisely fitting them into the metal edges. The channel setting provides a smooth finish and is often chosen for wedding and engagement rings, offering a subtle yet refined effect.
Invisible setting - this is an advanced technique in which the gemstones are set so that the metal is not visible between them, which gives the impression that the stones are floating next to each other with no visible connections. Invisible setting requires great precision and skill, but the end result is stunning, highlighting the beauty and purity of the stones.
Each of these setting methods has its own unique advantages and is selected depending on the nature of the jewelry, the type of stone and the customer's preferences. At BELLER, our experience allows us to use these techniques in a way that not only highlights the natural beauty of gemstones, but also ensures their safety and the durability of the jewelry. Visit our boutiques to discover how these expert setting techniques translate into the unrivaled quality and uniqueness of our jewelry.
From Idea to Heritage: Create jewelry with us that will last for generations.
We invite you to participate in this unique experience. Make an appointment with our experts who will help you with this personal creative process with enthusiasm and commitment. Together we will create something unique - jewelry that is not only beautiful, but also full of meaning, carrying a story that you will pass on to future generations.
FEEL, TALK, EXPERIENCE:
We invite you to visit our ateliers BELLER in Cracow at Szczepańska 9 street and BELLER in Warsaw at Mokotowska 71 street. Discover unique jewelry and make an appointment to create or select unique pieces that will prove your individuality. See you at BELLER!