Rebuilt by hand: the Old Port after 1866
On the Fourth of July in 1866, a fire swept through Portland and destroyed much of the city. What stands in the Old Port today was rebuilt in brick and stone in the years that followed, by masons and builders who meant it to last.
We think about jewelry the same way. Every 2N piece is bench-made in New York by master artisans, finished by hand, inspected in Quality Control and shipped with its IGI certificate, so it lasts as long as the brick on Fore Street.















