History

1998

Jewellery Theatre is founded in Moscow. Almost immediately, the company announced its arrival on the luxury goods market.

1999

Jewellery Theatre takes part in the “Jeweller-99” international exhibition in Moscow and is awarded the Diploma for Constructive Design for its invention of the “heel” (which allows rings to be displayed upright and is to become one of the hallmarks of Jewellery Theatre).

2000

The Company receives an award from Russia’s largest diamond producer, Alrosa Ltd, for the best piece of jewellery featuring a large diamond.

2001

Jewellery Theatre presents a new collection – The Diamond in the Russian Avant-garde – and jointly with Alrosa Ltd and the Museums of the Moscow Kremlin organises an exhibition in the Dormition Bell Tower of the Moscow Kremlin, Diamonds of Russia – the 20th Century.

2002

For a company founded only four years previously, international recognition came swiftly. A joint exhibition with American designer Lisa Vershbow was followed by participation in the “Baselworld-2002” international jewellery and watch exhibition and first prize in the “Tahitian Pearl Trophy” design competition.

2004

Jewellery Theatre makes a wedding gift consisting of cufflinks and a pendant for Prince Felipe of Spain and his bride, Letizia Ortiz.

2007

The Company organises Diamond Maximum, a theatricalised exhibition project featuring Tribute, an exceptional diamond (103.83 ct. D/IF).

2010

For the ninth consecutive year, the Company takes part in “Baselworld”; but now Jewellery Theatre places its stand on the most prestigious level of the exhibition, First Avenue. Jewellery Theatre produces a new crown for Miss Russia.

2012

Jewellery Theatre opened a flagship boutique at 44 Old Bond Street in the heart of London’s elite Mayfair district, thus beginning a new era in the history of the brand.

2014

After a short break, Jewellery Theatre returns to Baselworld, presenting the new Flowers collection. This is the eleventh time that the jewellery house takes part in this world famous exhibition.

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2015

At Baseworld 2015 Jewellery Theatre presented 2 collections at once – Kaleidoscope and Rainforest – as well as an exclusive range of watches, created in partnership with the Italian brand SICIS and Swiss watch masters.

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2016

In January 2016 Jewellery Theatre opens a showroom in the highest building of the Jumeirah Lake Towers cluster – the 340 meter high Almas Tower in Dubai.

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2017

In February 2017 Jewellery Theatre took part in one of the most prestigious and highly sought international jewellery and watches exhibition in Doha, Qatar.

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2018

In March 2018 Jewellery Theatre sponsored the Russian Charity Ball in Hong Kong.

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2019

  25 February 2019 Jewellery Theatre launched an online shop.

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