The Kutchinsky jewellery house was founded in 1893 by Hirsch Kutchinsky, who fled Poland with his family and settled in London's East End. The family had a long history of jewellery making, having served as jewellers to the court of Ludwig of Bavaria. Hirsch and his son, Morris, quickly established a reputation for their high-quality jewels, designed using platinum and diamonds, and reflecting the current motifs of the era. In 1928, Hirsch's son Joseph joined the firm, and the three of them continued to build the business.
Kutchinsky jewellery became known for its extravagant, theatrical, and exuberant designs. The pieces were often large and bold, with a mix of diamonds, coloured gemstones, and enamel. The firm also specialized in animal and bird motifs, which were rendered in 18ct yellow gold and gem-set or coloured with enamel. Kutchinsky jewellery was popular with celebrities and fashion icons, including more...
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