About Us
CANADIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP
In our Montreal atelier, each creation is handcrafted with artistry and refined detail, using only the finest materials. Beyond our original designs, we offer a curated collection of unique vintage jewelry and rare engagement rings—heirloom treasures that embody timeless romance and enduring elegance.
OUR DESIGNER
As the founder of Piper & Pearl Jewelry, Christina shapes and curates every element of the brand’s aesthetic and ethos—from concept to creation.
With a background in the fashion industry and a discerning eye for timeless elegance, she founded Piper & Pearl to celebrate feminine sophistication and reimagine the art of jewelry. Having grown up surrounded by art and antiquities, her appreciation for beauty with history runs deep—shaping a collection that blends contemporary design with thoughtfully curated vintage heirlooms.
WHERE PAST MEETS PRESENT
Our Ethos - Style That Transcends Time. Where Past Meets Present, Intentionally.
At Piper & Pearl, we believe jewelry should be more than just an accessory—it should be a reflection of the woman who wears it.
From vintage heirlooms to our own thoughtfully designed creations, every piece bridges past and present. Each one is handpicked or crafted to feel rare, intimate, and full of soul—like it was made just for you.
We don’t chase trends. We collect meaning. Because true style isn’t about what’s new—it’s about what lasts, what speaks to you, and what becomes part of your story.
ORIGINAL BY NATURE, TIMELESS BY DESIGN
Our philosophy is rooted in individuality and longevity, curating vintage heirlooms and creating original designs that are crafted to stand apart. Honouring both history and modernity, bridging past and present with effortless elegance.
By choosing one-of-a-kind vintage jewelry, we celebrate rarity while embracing sustainability. Each heirloom diamond and timeless piece carries its own story, allowing you to invest in jewelry that is meaningful and enduring—without contributing to the environmental impact of new mining.
Because true style isn’t about what’s new—it’s about what lasts, what speaks to you, and what becomes part of your story.