Oscar Heyman Jewelry



Oscar
Heyman transforms exceptional stones into luxurious treasures in their workshop
on Madison Avenue. Founded by brothers Oscar, Nathan, and Harry in 1912, the
brand is now run by second and third generations of the family who continue to
create modern heirlooms that transcend time.
An
in-house team of designers, lapidaries, setters, engravers, jewelers, and
polishers work with the finest colored gemstones, as well as rare and esoteric
stones, employing elevated techniques and time-honored practices. Each piece is
crafted to exacting standards, sustaining a legacy of artistry and excellence
that has defined Oscar Heyman for over a century.
FINE JEWELLERY
FOR EVERY OCCASION

NECKLACES & pENDANTS
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EARRINGS
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BRACELETS
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RINGS
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Who is oscar heyman
The origins of Oscar Heyman reach back to 1901, when
brothers Oscar and Nathan began a five-year apprenticeship at the legendary
Russian House of Fabergé. They arrived in New York in 1906 with formidable
training, and by 1908 Oscar had joined Pierre Cartier, newly established in the
city. In 1912, Oscar, Nathan, and their younger brother Harry founded Oscar
Heyman & Brothers, later joined by three additional brothers and their
sisters, forming a rare family enterprise dedicated to the art of fine jewelry.
Beyond
rubies, emeralds, and sapphires, Oscar Heyman is celebrated for its mastery of
rare and esoteric gemstones—alexandrite, cat’s-eye chrysoberyl, black opal,
aquamarine, tourmaline, star ruby, star sapphire, and more. The firm continues
to travel the world in search of the finest and most uncommon gem-quality
material.
Today,
the house is led by members of the second and third generations who carry
forward this enduring legacy. Its in-house team of, designers, jewelers,
setters, engravers, and polishers collaborate with remarkable precision,
creating heirloom-quality jewelry using the world’s most exceptional stones.
Every piece is signed and numbered, ensuring the quality, pride, and artistry that have defined Oscar Heyman for more than a century.