Three generations in precious things.
A jewelry and precious-metals legacy, carried from the islands to New York's diamond benches and made new in Atlanta. Heritage carried forward, never performed.
Two names, one House.
House Osborne is the meeting of two families — the Dawkins jewelry and precious-metals legacy, out of Jamaica and Trinidad by way of New York, and the Osborne name out of Moore Town — merged under one roof in Atlanta.
Jamaica & Trinidad, by way of New York.
Danielle's family has been in precious metals, diamonds and fine jewelry for generations. Easton Dawkins built the trade on New York's 47th Street — laser-drilled stones, refined metal, deals brokered by hand.
Moore Town, Jamaica.
Where Andre's family, the Osbornes, begins. Andre married Danielle, brought the technology and business savvy — and the two skill sets became House Osborne.
From the bench to the House.
Ronella Lasing Corporation
Easton Dawkins forms a refining company for laser-drilled diamonds in the 47th Street Diamond District. The bench work starts here.
The next hands take over
When his uncles retire, Easton and his brother take the firm forward. Soon after comes Five Star Precious Metals — a landmark address on 47th Street.
New York Gold & Silver Exchange
The trade widens — Dallas, then Fort Worth. A business built on weight and trust, location by location.
Atlanta Gold & Silver
Easton comes down from New York with thirty years of trade behind him. The store opens in Midtown — its own refinery, the melt watched on the spot. Where integrity comes first.
Danielle & Andre take the helm
Danielle — raised in the trade — leads with her husband, Andre Osborne, who brings the technology and business savvy. Their work draws the cameras: features on Good Morning America and World News Tonight.
Alex Lexington
The family relocates and renames the house for their two children. Third generation, in writing.
House Osborne
One brand center for seven worlds — jewelry, metals, art, photography, design, experience, and media. Magnitudo Norma Nostra.
One lineage, four names.
Each generation kept the trade and changed the name. The marks tell the same story the timeline does.
The Midtown storefront — refinery & retail.
Renamed for the children. Coins, bullion & metals.
A.Lex Diamonds — fine & custom pieces.
The brand center for all seven worlds.
The team leading the House forward.
Andre Osborne
A decade and more in the gold trade has made Andre a trusted hand across gold, silver, platinum, palladium, coins and bullion. He heads the day-to-day of the House.
Honest, diplomatic, relatable — and, above all, a family man. Success, to Andre, is a meaningful life before it is a number.
Danielle Dawkins-Osborne
Born into New York's jewelry scene, Danielle evaluates precious metals, brokers diamonds, and designs custom pieces for the moments that deserve them. She heads the House's financials.
A Georgia State economist before she took over the family business, she keeps family at the center of a working life — and gives back through Dress for Success Atlanta.
The founder.
Easton Dawkins is the founder and chairman — Danielle's father, Andre's father-in-law, and the legacy at the center of the House. A military veteran who served in Germany before returning to the family diamond business. Refiner, broker, builder of firms. Every gram accounted for; the melt watched on the spot.
Carry the name forward. Start with a conversation.
The concierge learns your taste and matches it to what's in the House — ending with a fitting.