Miami The Jeweler Hits 3,000 Sales Milestone
The downtown brand plans to expand its presence in the moissanite and diamond industry.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Jewelry
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Downtown Miami based brand Miami The Jeweler has hit a milestone of 3,000 pieces sold since launching in 2024. The company focuses on specific construction standards for its moissanite and diamond collections.
Why it matters
The brand aims to serve a market segment previously underserved by jewelry with weak construction. This growth highlights the local demand for precision-set pieces made from materials like 925 sterling silver and solid gold.
The brand has sold 3,000 jewelry pieces since its 2024 founding, utilizing materials that include 925 sterling silver and moissanite, which carries a 9.25 rating on the Mohs hardness scale. Future financial performance metrics remain currently unknown.
The players
Miami The Jeweler
A downtown Miami-based jewelry brand that focuses on precision stone setting and standard-compliant construction.
Samuel Madrid
The founder of Miami The Jeweler who aims to establish the company as an industry pillar.
The details
Operating from its downtown Miami showroom, the brand uses VVS1 D-color moissanite as its core standard. To ensure quality, the company maintains a production rule requiring the remaking of any pieces that fail to meet strict alignment and setting standards. Founder Samuel Madrid plans for the company to grow into a pillar of the moissanite and diamond industry.
Timeline
Miami The Jeweler was founded in 2024.
The brand reached the 3,000-piece sales milestone on October 15, 2026.
Beyond the 305
The brand's commitment to durability is underscored by its use of materials ranging from 9.25-rated moissanite to 10-rated diamonds on the Mohs hardness scale, a standard measurement of mineral resistance. This focus follows a broader market trend toward transparency in lab-grown versus natural diamond sourcing.
Local shoppers seeking precision-set pieces have a downtown option that adheres to strict remaking protocols for quality control. Those interested in the specific moissanite or diamond standards can review the current catalog online.
The takeaway
This local brand is successfully scaling by prioritizing construction standards that address common jewelry durability complaints. Keep an eye on how the company's production volume evolves following this 3,000-piece milestone.
Further reading
Learn more about the local market in Jewelry.
More information
View the current collection at the Miami The Jeweler online store.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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