Mokume Gane
Using an ancient Japanese technique, these pieces are made by fusing various metals together and forging them to create unique, wood-grain-like patterns in the metal.
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Every piece is designed once, for one person. The stones, the metal and the story create a personalised piece of wearable art.
Our craft
Three things that set our studio apart.
Using an ancient Japanese technique, these pieces are made by fusing various metals together and forging them to create unique, wood-grain-like patterns in the metal.
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Our collection of gemstones has been passionately curated over thirty years. You won’t find another like it anywhere else.
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From classic to contemporary and in all shapes and sizes, there’s an exquisite diamond waiting for you to discover it.
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Designed with you, from the first sketch to the finished ring.
Engagement rings
Tell us about them and we’ll show you where to start.
Gifts
A stone you choose, in a design that is only yours.
For you
Your stones and gold made into something new, and the pieces you love kept in good repair.
Repairs & remodellingOur story
Aharoni Jewellery began the day after Eytan and Nurit married. They spent their wedding money on a jeweller’s bench and a stall at a makers’ market half a world away. They then spent seven years in South Africa, where they started collecting tourmalines, tanzanites and tsavorites, keeping each stone for a future piece. The family moved to Sydney in 1998 and to Canberra in 2002. It is still a family business, run by Eytan, Nurit and their son Daniel, who trained at the GIA Carlsbad campus in California.
Eytan and Nurit have 37 years of experience. Eytan is a designer and master jeweller, with a deep knowledge of gemstones and of metalwork, from working the metal to setting the stone. Nurit is a designer with an eye for bringing together colour, shape and proportion in beautiful and unexpected ways. Daniel is a GIA certified gemologist, also trained in CAD design, who can take your initial concept and give you a clear vision of what your piece will look like.
Signature works
The indicolite tourmaline sail that became the studio’s signature, drew a personal letter from the Utzon family, and brought a request from the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
The story
The first clock ever made in Mokume Gane: an Aharoni Jewellery world first, four hundred years after the technique was born.
The storyVisit the studio
No appointment is needed to browse the collection. For a design consultation, book a time and the design table is yours.
Book a consultationAharoni Jewellery welcomed us in the warmest possible way and took time to elaborate several designs with us.
David
When you walk into the Aharoni Jewellery store you are welcomed like an old friend and a wonderful experience begins.
Ann
Eytan, Nurit and their family must be the best jewellers in Canberra!
Theo
Eytan and Nurit are amazingly supportive and knowledgeable.
Amy
The diversity and quality of gem-based jewellery here is the best in the Canberra region that I’m aware of.
Leo
A truly one-of-a-kind ring, and a delightful experience.
Terence
The Aharoni family are exceptional in their work and service.
Allan
Masters of the craft that care about every customer and every piece they make.
Hoggs
This unassuming little shop has the most beautiful, unique jewellery to be found for miles.
Lanie
I cannot speak highly enough of Eytan, Nurit and Daniel.
Nicole
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Suite 2, lower ground floor, City Executive Suites
88–96 Bunda Street, Canberra City · Get directions
Tue–Fri, 10am–3pm
Sat, 10am–2pm
Or by appointment