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Paul Fisher


Paul Fisher, Inc. is a sixth-generation international family business that focuses on the procurement and distribution of rare antique and vintage jewelry. Established in 1850 by Julius Fischer in Vienna, Austria, the company began by curating the era’s rarest gemstone, the natural pearl. By the 1920’s, Robert Fischer, Julius’ grandson, broadened the company’s focus to encompass all things rare in jewelry.

After much success in Vienna and Switzerland, Robert and his son, Paul, continued the company’s international expansion with an office in London. However, it was the opening of the New York office in 1945 that solidified the company’s presence on the world’s stage of jewelry.

The New York years have been indelibly marked by Paul Fisher and his iconic presence in the jewelry industry. In addition to his company, Paul’s commitment to the future of his trade led him to establish the Paul Fisher, Inc. Apprenticeship Program, an educational experience that successfully schooled over forty international students on the specifics of the very nuanced jewelry industry. ‘Mr. Fisher,’ as the apprentices would call him, led by example, upholding the highest standards of morals and ethical business practices.

In December 2019, Paul Fisher passed away at 92 years of age. Working every day between his London and New York offices, his passion for jewelry never ceased to fade after an impressive seventy-four years in the industry. Remembered for his wisdom, generosity, and kindness, Paul was the truest definition of a reputable gentleman. He is thoroughly missed, and his memory remains ever-present in the jewelry industry.

Ushering in a new age for Paul Fisher, Inc. is Paul’s daughter, Marianne Fisher. Continuing the multigenerational family business with headquarters in Rockefeller Center, NY, Marianne brings a modern touch to an old-world trade whilst remaining true to the company’s origins in quality, honesty, and loyalty. In addition to their New York showroom, the company exhibits their pieces in several international trade shows including the Jewelry and Gem World, Hong Kong and GemGenève.

As purveyors of Precious Art, a trademarked term created by the company to better describe their rare one-of-a-kind pieces, Paul Fisher, Inc. deems it their responsibility to bring a greater transparency to the jewelry buying experience. It is the company’s hope that through transparency, quality, and loyalty that these Precious Art collections may be enjoyed, worn, and eventually passed on to the following generations