All collections

Our normal turnaround time for most orders is roughly 3 to 5 weeks but also depends on your requirements and design. Times of holidays and in the summer months the delivery time may increase somewhat. Complex designs or designs for which we do not have the required raw materials in-house may have a shorter lead time
In that case, we will first search for the necessary gemstones or other materials.
Because our gemstones can come from all over the world, this can also take a little longer as a result.

This is certainly possible. If you bring your old gold to our shop, we will test it in your presence for authenticity and content. You will hear immediately what your old gold is still worth.

Based on this, we will sit down together for a new design or you can choose to surrender your gold at the current gold price.
Your own input is welcome and we can tell you all about the possibilities.
When you choose a new piece of jewellery, we will film the process of remelting for you so you can see what happens to your gold.

For more than 35 years, we have had an extensive network around the world with regular contacts, dealers and delvers. For our gemstone collection, we are always looking for the most beautiful stones across the entire spectrum. You will find just about every colour of gemstone in our collection. Cober is always looking for large and rare specimens. If you have a specific wish, you can submit a search request and we will keep you closely informed throughout the purchase process.

Of course, this is possible. Depending on your needs, we will see if we can help you immediately. Should a longer appointment be needed, it can be scheduled. If you want to explore a new design, it is desirable to make an appointment.

If you want to look into a new design, we will discuss the possibilities with you. Your wishes and taste are of course leading. With our years of experience and our extensive knowledge around jewellery making, you will feel heard and go home feeling satisfied. We will discuss with you the steps and timeframe of the design process.