A handcrafted jewelry store is expanding its New York City presence with its first brick-and-mortar location.
Age of Stones, owned by brothers Tomas and Lautaro Garcia de la Pena, will open at 107 Sullivan St. in SoHo. The new location will mark the brand’s second permanent storefront, joining its Miami outpost and a series of pop-ups in Chelsea and Brooklyn.
The shop offers rings, bracelets, cuffs, necklaces, pendants and earrings for men and women, crafted from sterling silver and its recently launched 24-karat gold collection. The brand also uses eco-friendly packaging and emphasizes ethical, sustainable craftsmanship.
“Every design is born from our hands, where silver transforms into timeless forms, each line and curve imbued with meaning. This is not mass production; it is a ritual—a journey of creation meant to transmit an inner essence. Through our work, we aim to inspire a sense of connection, awakening something profound within the wearer,” the website reads.
The team has not yet announced an official opening date, but its website reads, “Coming soon.” Visit the Age of Stones website and follow along on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates.
Whatnow New York City reached out to the team. This article may be updated.
