A family tradition in diamonds and jewelry since 1895

The Fabrikant family’s story in the jewelry trade began in New York in 1895. What started with diamonds became a lasting family vocation—one built on knowledge, relationships, and the understanding that reputation must be earned in every transaction.

The name still has a family behind it

The Fabrikant name has been part of the jewelry trade for more than 130 years. Over time, firms continued to carry our family name even after no Fabrikant remained in them. But the family itself never left the trade. We kept learning, evaluating, buying, selling, and carrying the knowledge forward.

Brian Fabrikant & Sons is that family story continued. When you bring us a diamond or a piece of estate jewelry, an actual Fabrikant evaluates it himself. The name is not simply a legacy here—it is a personal responsibility.

Brian’s own education began on 47th Street

Brian entered the jewelry trade in 1992, working for his father on 47th Street in New York City’s Diamond District. He learned the business the old way: at the counter, studying stones, listening closely, and being held to his father’s standards. It was there that Brian became a gemologist and began building the judgment that now comes from more than 30 years in the trade.

Experience carried through generations

Across generations, the family developed a deep knowledge of diamonds and fine jewelry. That perspective is still grounded in personal relationships, careful evaluation, and straightforward dealing.

A family business in every sense

Brian works alongside his wife, Ann Marie, who brings 35 years of experience in the jewelry business, and their twin sons, Jared and Ethan, who have joined the business as well. The “& Sons” in our name is literal—the next generation is learning the trade the same way Brian did: studying stones, listening to clients, and earning trust one transaction at a time.

A gemologist’s eye for estate jewelry

Today, Brian Fabrikant & Sons serves clients from Boca Raton, Florida, with a focus on estate and vintage jewelry. Brian brings gemological knowledge to every piece—considering the stones, craftsmanship, condition, provenance, and character that make older jewelry worth owning.

The result is a collection guided by discernment rather than trends: one-of-a-kind pieces selected for enduring beauty, quality, and story.