There are not many Houses that can boast a history longer than a kingdom. One of the few is Leyser, which has its roots in the time of Louis XIV, known as Louis the Great or Sun King (1638-1715). Even then the Leyser family was active in the stone and jewelery trade, today based in Idar-Oberstein, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, where the stones are cut, polished and set. But the brand also has showrooms in London, Basel and Lecco, on Lake Como. Today the company, which in its current form dates back to the early twentieth century, is led by Sebastian Leyser, together with his father Thomas. And it is needless to underline that such a long history is the result of attention to the quality of the product, that is, of the jewels.
Leyser jewels are also produced on behalf of other prestigious brands. At the center of the jewels there is almost always a gem of particular intensity, such as paraiba tourmaline, opals or tanzanites. The cut accompanies the design in order to provide the best result: the entire production process is carried out in the laboratories in Idar-Oberstein, the jewels are then sold all over the world. And who knows for how long.