Crafting symbols of love, joy and legacy

Regine Basha opens her atelier in Baghdad, handcrafting bespoke pieces for the King of Iraq and his wives. Her designs attract an international following, making her a pioneer in luxury jewelry.

Aaron Basha opens his first boutique, Regine Jewelers, inside the Four Seasons Hotel in Montreal. He honors his mother’s name and creative spirit in the foundation of the brand.

The brand expands internationally with a boutique in London’s prestigious Mayfair Hotel. Aaron Basha’s whimsical luxury begins charming clients across Europe.

Aaron Basha opens his namesake flagship on Madison Avenue in New York City. The brand quickly becomes a beloved destination for playful fine jewelry.

Aaron & Margos first grandchild is born. The iconic baby shoe debuts, becoming a universal symbol of motherhood, love, and new beginnings. For over three decades, it shines as a prominent motif on Madison Avenue.

Aaron introduces the evil eye charm to the U.S. market. Once a Mediterranean and Middle Eastern talisman, it becomes a widely recognized symbol of protection and style across America.

Inspired by a piece at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Aaron creates the Briolette Collection. The elegant, faceted drops spark a global trend for briolette-cut gemstones in fine jewelry.

Regine Basha, Aaron’s daughter, continues the family legacy. She infuses the brand with a modern vision, spiritual symbolism, and a message of unity & consciousness.