Rajola is today a consolidated reality. The factory and the administration department are in Torre del Greco. The sales department is in the Tarì in Marcianise, while the branch office for the northen area is in Milan. His world is that of the stone jewellery. His strenght is in the variety of the offer, in the quality of the product and in the assistance to customers. It is a company with a rich history behind. It started with the manufacture and commerce of coral, ivory and shell, and in the future years it has started using also different stones with wonderful colors. A rainbow of splendid jewellery - gemstone jewelry, handcrafted gemstone jewelry, that enchants and adorns women of all ages.  The search for an abundance of colours is, in fact, oriented toward women; whether their dress be multiethnic or more classic or sober, they will always be able to find a piece of jewellery that fits perfectly and attracts glances…There are two contrasting, but necessary sides to Rajola.  One is the cold rationality of numbers and of responding to the demands of the market. The other is the creativity of designing, the enthusiasm evoked by the search for new shapes and cuts.  Now, as it was in the early days of the company, the final product is in the hands of Rajola’s master artisans. Their virtue lies in their experience and technique – skills for which they have received recognition and credit from Italy and other parts of the world. Rajola jewellery “must” distinguish itself from other jewellery. Its plus lies in the grade of the stones used – always top quality and always checked by experts of the Gemological Institute of America. 

And it also comes from their cut and colour combinations, their exclusive designs and, finally, the captivating personalised jewel case in which they are sold, accompanied by the Rajola guarantee. 

Our history

About eighty years ago, an ambitious and tenacious young man made a decision that is still upheld by his loved ones today.  He came from a family of men that, working with coral, had captured and won over the world. They were the fathers of technique and art, of sacrifice and skills in commerce. This young man believed, however, that coral was merely a starting point.  And so he dedicated himself to crafting unusual pieces of jewellery using materials that were beginning to be in higher demand on the Italian market, such as ivory, tortoise shell and mother of pearl. In order to pursue his work with these materials, he had to leave his family in Torre del Greco for months at a time every year before the rainy season and cross the ocean to reach the Fiji Islands. Eventually he moved there and brought his family with him and, welcomed by the then King of Suva, he opened the islands’ first jewellery store.  A few years later, family matters forced him to move back to Torre del Greco, where after a short time he opened a small laboratory for production of his small works of art.  The man’s name was Giuseppe Rajola, as is the name of the current owner of the company in Torre del Greco.  Over the past eighty years (and four generations), Rajola has continued to follow the tracks of its founder.