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Our story

The piece you wear for the everyday, and the once in a lifetime.

E'lhaa was founded in London by Shahina Kasak — a jeweller who'd spent years watching women buy fine pieces they only ever wore twice. The studs that sat in the safe. The ring kept for a wedding. Beautiful things, locked away.

So she made a brand to fix it. Pieces with the quality of a Hatton Garden heirloom, made to be worn on a Tuesday morning. A signature line of three-stone Sena rings designed to layer with anything you already own. Studs at a price that lets you wear them every day. Diamonds graded F-G colour, VS clarity, certified by IGI — the same standard as the pieces in any major house — grown in a lab in 8 weeks instead of pulled from the earth over a billion years.

Made the way fine jewellery used to be made.

Every E'lhaa piece is hand-finished in our atelier. We set each diamond by hand, in your finger size, in the metal you've chosen. Nothing sits in a warehouse. Nothing's mass-produced. From the day you order, it's eight weeks until your piece arrives in our signed box, with a handwritten note and the IGI certificate.

We use recycled 18kt gold for every band, every setting, every chain. We work with growers who can document the origin of every stone. And we offer a lifetime warranty on every piece — free cleaning, free resizing, free re-plating, for as long as you wear it.

What we hope you'll feel.

Like the piece you bought from us belongs in your everyday. Like it's yours, not borrowed for the occasion. Like fine jewellery can be both serious and unfussy at the same time.

If you ever want to talk through a piece, write to Shahina directly at hello@elhaa.co.uk. She reads every email.

— The E'lhaa atelier, London