A family workshop, Toronto · fourth generation

Four generations.
One workshop.

I'm Edith. My family has been designing fine jewellery since the 1930s, first in Europe, then in Canada. Today I make custom engagement rings, wedding bands, and pieces made to be passed down, from a small studio in downtown Toronto, by appointment only.

Full-bleed hero image: dramatic macro of a finished engagement ring against a dark backdrop, low warm light.
Bespoke engagement, Toronto 2026
Solitaire study, no. 14
1930 · Family workshop established 36,000+ · Ring designs in archive 5.0 ★ · Google rating By appointment · 215 Victoria St., Toronto
Four generations · one workshop

The hands behind every piece.

My family has been making fine jewellery for almost a hundred years. What you wear is the work of four generations, first my great-grandparents in Europe, then our family workshop in Canada, and today my studio on Victoria Street.

Archive photo of the founding generation, workshop bench in 1930s Europe. Sepia or B&W.
1930s

First generation

My great-grandparents establish the family workshop in Europe.

Photo from the move to Canada, late 1950s, workshop interior, tools, or a portrait of the second generation.
1958

To Canada

The next generation brings the workshop to Canada and begins supplying jewellers nationwide.

Detail shot of the parent workshop today, bench, tools, or a piece mid-fabrication.
60+yrs

The trade

Our family workshop has been the quiet partner to some of Canada's most respected jewellers.

Portrait of Edith at the Victoria Street studio, present day, soft daylight, mid-body crop.
2004 →

Edith, today

I opened Victoria Fine Jewellery to make this work directly for the people who wear it.

Candid of Edith at the workbench, hands, tools, natural daylight. Vertical crop, slightly desaturated.
In my own words

I grew up around the bench.

My family has been making fine jewellery since the 1930s, first in Europe, then in Canada from 1958, quietly designing and manufacturing for some of the country's most respected jewellers from our family's parent workshop.

When I opened Victoria Fine Jewellery in 2004, I wanted to do this work face-to-face, to design directly with the person who'd wear the piece, the way my grandparents always did.

Edith Myslicki

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By the numbers

Quiet, but not small.

96yrs

Of family craft

From Europe to Canada to Victoria St.

36k

Ring designs in archive

A working reference our clients can draw from.

15k

Other pieces designed

Pendants, earrings, bracelets, gifts.

5.0

Google rating

Every public review, five stars.

Custom process

From a sketch to a finished piece.

Bring me a photo, a drawing, an inherited stone, or just an idea. Every piece I make begins with a conversation and ends with something only yours. Most projects move from first consult to finished piece in six to ten weeks.

01Week 1
We talk.

A private appointment in my studio. I listen, sketch, answer every question.

02Week 2–3
I design.

Hand sketches into CAD renderings. We refine it together until it's exactly right.

03Week 3–4
I source.

Diamonds and coloured gems, hand-selected from suppliers my family has trusted for decades.

04Week 4–8
I make it.

Wax, cast, set, finish. Every step worked by hand in our family workshop.

05Week 8–10
You see it.

The reason I do this. You walk out with something only yours.

From our clients
"Edith did such a phenomenal job creating the ultimate ring for my fiancée. Pricing was very reasonable and she delivered exceptionally on all aspects."

★★★★★Shaunak B. · Google Review

Let's begin a piece of your own.

Private consultations with Edith, Mon–Fri, on Victoria Street.

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Edith

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