Sylvian Grant Hits 100K Orders as New Collection Drops

by William Jones / ⠀Featured / September 5, 2025

So this NYC jewelry company called Sylvian Grant just announced they’ve hit 100,000 orders. Not bad for a brand that literally started two years ago. They’re celebrating by dropping some new pieces, though honestly it’s more of the same minimalist stuff they’ve been doing.

More of the Same (But That’s Fine)

Look, Sylvian Grant isn’t trying to be groundbreaking here. They make what they call “jewelry you can live in” which basically means simple stuff that doesn’t look terrible with your work clothes or when you’re just running errands. Clean lines, basic shapes, nothing too fancy. What’s kinda clever is how they positioned themselves. You’ve got your cheap jewelry that turns your skin green after a week, and then you’ve got luxury brands that cost more than my car payment. Sylvian Grant sits somewhere in the middle. Actually talked to someone there last month about their approach. Turns out they spend alot of time testing materials because nobody wants to explain to their boss why their necklace turned their neck blue during that important presentation. Fair point.

The Whole Durability Thing

This is where they get nerdy about it. Every piece gets tested for waterproof, sweatproof, won’t tarnish, all that stuff. They’re confident enough to offer lifetime warranties, which honestly surprised me. Break something? They’ll replace it for free. “We’re not trying to reinvent jewelry,” someone from the company told me. “We just want to make pieces that people will still love in 20 years.” Seems like it’s working. Their Trustpilot score is 4.8 stars from over 550 reviews. Most people mention wearing their stuff 24/7 without problems. Saw one review where someone wore their ring through an entire beach vacation and it still looked new.

Going Places

100K orders is pretty solid for such a young brand. Especially in jewelry. They ship everywhere now. US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Europe. Free shipping too, which can’t be cheap. They got some boost recently when that TeachingMensFashion guy Jose Zuniga featured them, helping them get into men’s accessories.

What’s Next?

Company’s being pretty tight-lipped about future plans. Right now they’re focused on these stackable pieces that let people build their own collections over time. Smart approach actually. Two years in and they’re doing six figures in orders while keeping customers happy. That’s not easy in this space. Will they be able to scale it? Who knows. But the whole “quality over flashy marketing” thing seems to be working for them so far. Honestly, when most jewelry breaks after three months, maybe being boring and reliable is the real innovation here. About Sylvian Grant Based in New York, Sylvian Grant specializes in minimalist jewelry designed for everyday wear. All pieces come with lifetime warranties and are available at sylviangrant.com. Media Contact: Nik Berest nik@sylviangrant.com Instagram: @sylviangrant