The Maison
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Tehran 1929 — London 2026. Three generations at one bench.
The house began as a single counter in the Tehran bazaar, opened in 1929 by a goldsmith who refused to sell any stone he had not cut himself. That refusal became the only rule the family has ever kept.
In 1979 the house crossed to London, carrying its registers, its tools and very little else. The atelier it keeps today receives by appointment only — one client, one hour — and the third generation now sits at the bench.
No collection is repeated. No stone is bought unseen. Every piece to leave the atelier is recorded by hand in the register, under the name of its first owner.
