Our Story
Their story begins in Lebanon often called the Pearl of the Middle East, where Jack and Dominick were born into a family of master jewelers inheriting their craft from their father, Elias Gabriel. Their early experiences in their father’s workshop laid the groundwork for their future in jewelry design, where they were deeply influenced by Lebanon’s rich heritage and their own commitment to excellence. Their passion for the art form became the foundation of their life’s work.
After relocating to the United States in 1983 amid civil unrest, the family established a new home and business. By 1987, the brothers were integral in their father’s jewelry store, each bringing their unique strengths— Dominick’s creative flair and with Jack’s engineering precision—elevating every piece beyond conventional standards.
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How We Became
Gabriel & Co.
In 1989 driven by their shared passion, the brothers decided to embark on their entrepreneurial journey. Founding their own atelier in the bustling heart of New York City marked a new chapter in their remarkable journey.
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In the Gabriel & Co. atelier, every meticulously crafted design is a profound testament to their artistry and unwavering dedication as 'Artisans Of Love'. Every detail, sculpted with care and thought, reflects a meticulous craftsmanship. With precision, they craft each piece as a tangible expression of the love they pour into their work.
On the other end, Jack’s engineering expertise and unwavering commitment to quality form the cornerstone of Gabriel & Co’s dedication to crafting superior masterpieces. His unique perspective ensures each piece surpasses the highest standards of craftsmanship, with rigorous quality control evident throughout the crafting process, propelling designs to technical excellence.
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