Kurbãni Durjini Limited Lifetime Warranty

At Kurbãni Durjini, we believe jewellery is not merely worn, it’s lived in, loved, and passed down. Our pieces are crafted to stand the test of time and become treasured parts of your personal story. In keeping with our commitment to excellence, every item purchased from Kurbãni Durjini is backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty, a testament to the care and quality embedded in each creation.

What Our Warranty Covers

We warrant that all Kurbãni Durjini jewellery is free from manufacturing defects at the time of delivery. This includes any issues with craftsmanship or materials originating from our studio. Should a manufacturing defect arise, repairs will be performed free of charge, for the lifetime of the piece.

Our mission is to provide enduring value and peace of mind, we will always do everything in our power to support you in maintaining the integrity and beauty of your jewellery.

Exclusive Remake Benefit

To honour the lasting relationship we build with our clients, we offer a complimentary one-time remake of your original jewelry piece after 5 years from the original purchase date. This remake must reflect the original design and materials. Design upgrades, modifications, or alternate gemstones will incur additional charges.

Conditions of Coverage

Our warranty is only valid when all repairs or alterations are carried out exclusively by Kurbãni Durjini Jewelry. Should your piece be serviced by any third party (including independent jewelers or repair shops), this warranty becomes void, and all future claims will be denied.

What Our Warranty Does Not Cover

While our warranty covers craftsmanship-related issues, it does not cover the following, as these are considered standard wear or misuse:

Discoloration of precious metals caused by exposure to makeup, lotions, perfumes, chemicals, or alcohol.
Damage or wear from activities such as swimming, bathing, or exposure to harsh environments (e.g., pools, hot tubs).
Worn down prongs or metal due to normal wear over time.
Loose or bent prongs, distortion, or metal fatigue resulting from everyday wear.
Loss of gemstones due to accidental damage or neglect.
Accidental or intentional damage inflicted on the jewelry.
Any repairs, modifications, or resizing carried out by a jeweler other than Kurbãni Durjini.

Claiming Your Warranty

To make a warranty claim, please contact us directly with the original proof of purchase and a description of the issue. We will assess the piece and determine if it falls within the scope of this warranty. If the damage is not covered under warranty, we will provide a quote for the necessary repairs.

Lasting Devotion of Love

Kurbani Durjini’s lifespan has arisen from unique circumstances, driven by the ingenuity of Durjini, a combination with detail and a innovation of beauty. Since Durjini established our company in London in 2021, his fascination with the emotional power of gemstones gave birth to Durjini. which strides to become a beacon of innovation, creativity, and craftsmanship. An intense passion for diamonds has been the driving force in Hussan’s life since he first constructed his jewellery at a jeweller’s bench in Hatton Garden, London’s jewellery quarter. His story of metamorphosis is very similar to that of a diamond – transformed from raw, rough carbon into a precious, ravishingly refined gem. ‘I have always been fascinated and mesmerised by diamonds,’ he says; ‘I remember looking at them, studying them closely to understand their purity, and the way they had been cut. It was an inherent feeling that has turned in to a lifelong passion. On his journey for his passion for precision and fine eye to detail has translated to jewellery. Durjini founded his first company at the tender age of 21, when he began working alongside a more experienced jeweller. ‘I suggested we set up in business and we formed a partnership, repairing western jewellery.’ Durjini’s entrepreneurial flair, opportunistic nature and courage in taking risks all contribute to his business trajectory. Selling extravigant rings to a jewellers in the north of England in Nottingham, who called me immediately after my return to London to say they had sold the rings and wanted to order another.’