THE BRAND
From a roots-in-metalcraft childhood to a globally recognized fine jewelry house, Hania Kuzbari has built a brand defined by authenticity, masterful craftsmanship, and cultural elegance. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including the Gardiner Museum, the Aga Khan Museum, and galleries across Toronto, New York, London, Milan, and the Middle East.
Today, the brand continues to grow, reaching new markets, expanding its collections, and strengthening its presence as a creator of meaningful, handcrafted fine jewelry — where heritage and modern life meet, and every piece celebrates individuality
Meet Hania Kuzbari
The Journey
From a young age, Hania Kuzbari was drawn to beauty, detail, and craftsmanship. Growing up around her family’s metal business, she developed an early appreciation for materials and artistry. A true global citizen, she has lived between the Mediterranean and North America, finding inspiration in both worlds. After studying business, gemology, and jewelry design, Hania shaped her vision for fine jewelry as an art form that connects stories across time and place.
The Intimate Connection
Every design begins with the wearer — how it feels, how it moves, and the emotion it carries. Jewelry, to Hania, is personal; it tells your story in metal and stone.
Energy of Materials
She honors the natural energy of every stone and metal, treating each with care and ethical responsibility throughout the creation process. Every piece is crafted with respect for the earth’s treasures and the people behind the making.
The Human Touch
Every curve, setting, and polish mark reveals the care of the maker. For Hania, true value lies in human craftsmanship — the artistry that technology can’t replace
Our Pillars
Consciously Crafted
True beauty cannot be born in a harsh environment. Gemstones and precious metals carry their own quiet, natural energy, and to honor it, every hand that touches them must work with joy and intention. Ethical craft is not only a practice — it is a feeling. When creation is nurtured with care, the piece itself becomes a vessel of positive energy.
Hania Kuzbari