THREE GENERATIONS. ONE CRAFT.A Family Tradition Since 1969

THE BEGINNING

A Craft Passed Down Since 1969

Our story begins before OKG had a name. In 1969, a family tradition of jewelry craftsmanship took shape - built on patience, precision, and the belief that fine jewelry should be made to last for generations.

That tradition became the foundation for OKG Jewelry, established in New York in 1993 by master craftsman George Azatyan. Bringing Armenian craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail to every piece, George built more than a jewelry store - he built a reputation for integrity, personal service, and trust.

Earrings by OKG Jewelry
Built on Trust. Made Personal.

THE LEGACY CONTINUES

Built on Trust. Made Personal.

Today, that tradition continues through George's son, Garen Azatyan - a designer and master diamond setter who works personally with clients from the first idea to the finished piece. Together, generations of the Azatyan family have made OKG a neighborhood jeweler where craftsmanship still comes with a name, a face, and a handshake.

Many of the clients who first walked through our doors years ago now return with their children and grandchildren - for engagement rings, anniversaries, meaningful gifts, and custom pieces created to become tomorrow's heirlooms.

A LEGACY, TOLD IN THEIR OWN WORDS.

The Story Is Still Being Written

THE NEXT GENERATION

The Story Is Still Being Written

The next chapter of OKG is already beginning.

A new generation of the family is growing up around the same showcases, conversations, diamonds, and craftsmanship that shaped the generations before them. They bring new ideas, new energy, and a new way of connecting with clients - while learning the values that have always defined the family business.

Because at OKG, legacy isn't simply about preserving the past. It's about passing something meaningful forward.

From one generation to the next. From our family to yours.