Live gold pricing
The value of every gram, in the open.
Five-year buyback
Sell it back for the value of its gold.
Weighed. Tested. Verified.
Checked before it reaches you.
The collection
Find your signature.
The hands behind it
50years in the gold tradeA family trade.
An open book.
Our uncle still casts by hand, in a crucible older than most jewelers. Our family has weighed, tested and traded gold for fifty years. We know what it costs to make a chain properly, so we show you.
Meet the familyWeighed when it arrives.
Weighed again before
it ships.
Most jewelers hide the gold inside the price. We print it.
Every chain breaks down into two numbers: the gold, at today's price, and the craft. Nothing else goes in. Three chains from the vault, light to heavy, priced live.
Compare chainsThe Ferryman's Code
Radical Transparency
We show you the weight, the karat, and how our pricing works. No hidden margins, no mystery markups. You see what you're paying for.
Solid & Hollow Gold
Solid for investment and longevity. Hollow for lighter everyday wear. Both are real karat gold: no plating, no gold-fill, no imitations. Choose the construction that suits you.
Wholesale Pricing
We price from our wholesale cost, not from retail markups. Our family buys gold at prices most brands can't access. That advantage goes directly to you.
Wholesale Heritage
Fifty years of wholesale relationships built on trust and volume. The same supply chain that serves retailers now serves you.
Direct to You
No wholesalers. No department stores. No middlemen adding their cut. From our family's network to your door.
Tested & Certified
Every piece is weighed and tested multiple times to meet or exceed the stamped karat weight. Old-school diligence, no shortcuts.
On gold.
Understanding gold karats
10K, 14K, 18K: what the stamp means, and what each one is worth by the gram.
A brief history of gold chains
From the tombs of Ur to Miami: how a 4,500-year-old craft became the most durable symbol of wealth.
On the Cuban Link
Miami, late 1970s. The chain that built a culture, and why it lies flat against the chest.