A Heritage Forged in New York City
The story of Suna begins in 1932, when brothers Kenneth and Joel Suna founded the brand with a simple yet ambitious vision: to create jewelry of exceptional quality using only the finest materials. What began as a modest workshop in New York City evolved into a multi-generational family legacy, still run today with the same dedication to old-world craftsmanship.
From the beginning, Suna Bros. distinguished itself through its meticulous attention to detail. Each piece was designed and produced in-house—a rarity then and now—allowing the brand full creative control over its materials, gemstones, and fabrication techniques. Over the decades, Suna became especially known for its use of vibrant gemstones, precision calibré cutting, and its proprietary platinum alloys.
Now led by the next generation of Sunas, the company remains proudly American-made, upholding nearly a century of artisanal excellence.
Suna in the Modern World: Timeless Jewelry for Today
While Suna’s heritage is rooted in tradition, the brand’s modern collections feel anything but old-fashioned. Today, Suna jewelry is celebrated for its refined aesthetic—pieces that are luxurious yet wearable, elegant without being ornate, and timeless rather than trend-driven.
Signature Designs & Standout Characteristics
Suna has several signatures that have earned the brand its loyal following. Here are some of the most recognizable—and collectible—hallmarks of Suna craftsmanship:
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Calibré-Cut Gems – Perfectly cut stones that fit together seamlessly.
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Platinum Diamond Classics – Tennis necklaces, cluster earrings, and refined silhouettes.
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Colored Gemstone Statement Rings – Bold yet elegant, showcasing vibrant stones.
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Floral & Cluster Motifs – Romantic designs with a modern touch.
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Everyday Essentials – Hoops, studs, pendants, and bracelets made for daily luxury.
Why Suna Remains a Collector’s Favorite
Suna’s appeal lies in its rare combination of heritage craftsmanship, exquisite materials, and wearable luxury. Every piece is designed not just to be admired, but to be treasured—today and for generations to come.
