OUR HISTORY
Aristocrazy was founded in 2010 as a fruit and extension of the Suárez family legacy.
From Madrid, we emerged with a clear vision: to create a new way of understanding jewelry, with pieces that combine quality, design, and authenticity, and that connect with a community that shares the same attitude toward life.
We don't make jewelry to accompany others, but rather to transcend the concept of accessories to become authentic symbols that reflect the attitude and personality of their wearer.
Each of our creations reflects personality, freedom, and emotion. Our pillars are quality, exclusivity, and design. These values drive us to keep the jewelry tradition alive and project it into the future, always with a nonconformist spirit.
Aristocrazy is the vanguard of tradition, the democratization of jewelry… The revolution has only just begun.
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Aristocrazy is a brand in continuous evolution.
Always faithful to our essence and our origins, but with a renewed vision that brings us closer to new generations and ways of experiencing jewelry. -
We evolve to continue creating unique experiences, to inspire, to maintain a balance between tradition and the avant-garde.
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Because evolving doesn't mean changing. It means moving forward while maintaining the same essence.
We design and manufacture our jewelry using artisanal processes.
We work exclusively with precious metals such as sterling silver, 9K, 14K, and 18K gold, and precious stones selected one by one by our expert gemologists of natural origin, with the exception of our opals, which are lab-grown.
Due to their origin and nature, each of our gems is unique, different, and possesses excellent color and purity.
We subject each gemstone to a cutting and polishing process of the highest quality to achieve perfect proportions and a unique brilliance that enhances its qualities to the fullest.
From this exclusive raw material, we create unique jewelry with a unique personality and identity that embodies the brand's DNA.
Due to the Precious Metals Law, all our pieces are chiseled with a punch that certifies, through an officially accredited workshop or laboratory, that it is a precious metal.
