As a second-generation jeweller, I carry forward a legacy of excellence in craftsmanship and meticulous scutiny over each piece of jewellery I create. HI learnt my skills under the guidance of my father, Michael Greenberg, a renowned master goldsmith in London, who made jewellery for many prestigious West end jewellery shops.
From a young age, I took a keen interest in the artistry and intricacies of jewellery making, and was always fascinated with gemstones, but most of all I just loved the buzz and creativity of my father's workshop.
At the age of 18 I embarked on a traditional five year goldsmithing apprectiship (under my Father's watchful, and sometimes very rigid stewardship)
Fusing Tradition with Contemporary Elegance
While my jewellery and goldsmithing foundation lies in traditional techniques, I try to infuse my own unique style into each creation.
I also try to bring a contemporary elegance to each design, while blending traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities so that each piece is timeless, sophisticated, and truly one-of-a-kind.
Through my journey of apprenticeship and continuous learning, I hope to be recognised as a master craftsman and designer, but equally someone that can be fully entrusted to deliver exactly what each client is looking for.
Today, I proudly carry forward my father's legacy, creating bespoke jewellery that captures the essence of each individual's style and story.
All pieces are bespoke made from start to finish.
Client's are kept updated throughout the making process and in some occasions sent photos showcasing the skills Daniel learnt from his Father Michael, a highly regarded Goldsmith throughout Hatton Garden for decades.
The process allows Daniel to deliver high quality bespoke jewellery, so that clients can enjoy one of the most memorable moments for the rest of their lives and in many cases handed down to future generations.
K. Sahni
D. O'Leary
A. Dietz
B. Seward
Unit 316 The Record Hall (Third floor)
16-16A Baldwin's Gardens
London EC1N 7RJ
Monday - Saturday: 8am-6pm
Sundays: Closed