Bonebakker Juwelier

The Dutch Jeweller Bonebakker has enjoyed a long and illustrious history since its foundation in 1792. Bonebakker was commissioned to create the Royal Crown of Holland for the Prince of Orange (1840) and the Silver Keys to the city of Amsterdam (1806). Today antique pieces by Bonebakker can be found in the permanent collections of the Amsterdam Museum and the Rijksmuseum in Holland.

Bonebakker has created an attractive, sophisticated venue for connoisseurs and lovers of jewellery within the luxurious atmosphere of the Conservatorium Hotel next to the Museum Square in Amsterdam.

While roots remain imbedded deep in the age-old tradition of selling diamonds and manufacturing high jewellery, world renowned brands like Boucheron and Buccellati as well as haute couture pieces from upcoming designers Messika, Pasquale Bruni, Ole Lynggaard and the magnificent Jewellery Theatre are also part of the collection of Holland’s oldest and most respected jewellery house.

Sunflowers pendant inspired by the great Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. The Sunflowers pendant has citrine, tourmaline, tsavorite, sapphires & diamonds. It is made of 18kt yellow gold in an open design that enhances the lustre of the yellow, orange, green and blue gemstones, matching Van Gogh's sublime exercise of colour. For Vincent Van Gogh, sunflowers represented gratitude, and it is with gratitude that we made this unique piece.

Acquisition of a Diamond or Gemstone Jewelry is an important expression of love or accomplishment, but at the same time it also represents a major investment. It is essential to know and understand the quality and credentials of the diamond or rare gemstones you plan to acquire. Bonebakker Jeweller has the expertise, designers, goldsmiths and staff to make you completely confident and happy with your purchase.

The Dutch jeweller Bonebakker has enjoyed a long and illustrious history since its foundation in 1792. Bonebakker was commissioned to create the Royal Crown of Holland for the Prince of Orange (1840) and the Silver Keys to the city of Amsterdam (1806) for Napoleon. Today antique pieces by Bonebakker can be found in the permanent collections of the Amsterdam Museum and the Rijksmuseum in Holland

The magnificent Bonebakker Collection comprises selected pieces from renowned European jewelry houses of both classic and contemporary and ‘red carpet’ styles crafted to appeal to those seeking the best of fine jewelry and haute joaillerie pieces.

This collection offers an ode to Amsterdam, the city that was the cradle of the history of Bonebakker. Amsterdam has more than 1500 bridges that with their characteristic appearance bejewel the city giving it a makeover so dramatic that it is hard to not admire it. The first ring from the anniversary collection in honor of Bonebakker’s 225th anniversary is inspired by the iconic spot in Amsterdam, the corner Thorbeckeplein / Reguliers

The Key of Amsterdam Collection is based on the city keys of Amsterdam and were designed and created in 1806 by Adrianus Bonebakker, founder of the oldest jewellery house of the Netherlands. They keys were handed to Napoleon in 1806 and later in 1813 to King William I during his inauguration as the first king of the independent Kingdom of the Netherlands. The original set of keys is exhibited in the Amsterdam Museum.

Bonebakker Jeweler has a long tradition in manufacturing crest rings and jewelry with special engravings. Many families have given us the confidence to make this special piece of jewelry for a loved family member. In collaboration with the best engravers in Germany we guarantee a signet ring of excellent quality.