From Chicago to Valenza or Vicenza, but carrying their own precious stones: the story of Sidney Garber testifies to the scruple and precision of the American jeweler. Son of a watchmaker, Sidney opened his jewelry store in 1946. And Brook, his daughter, followed him on his travels and in the store. The founder of the jewelry disappeared, and in 2008 it was she who took over the reins of the company. Not only that: it has decided to relaunch the business with the opening of another boutique in the heart of Manhattan, on Madison Avenue, alongside the one in Chicago.
The link with the founder’s style has remained: gold, lots of gold, also used for tubogas bracelets and necklaces, stones and pavé, long gem-studded necklaces, very European design: Sidney Garber has convinced New Yorkers and beyond. And Brook Garber has won a prominent role: in 2015 she was elected to the Council of Fashion Designers of America, an exclusive group of the main American designers of fashion, jewelry and accessories. In addition, part of the Maison’s profits go to non-profit organizations dedicated to mental health and children’s education.
