Sidney Garber, the son of a watch repairman, began his fine jewelry house in Chicago in 1946, working in yellow, white and rose gold with diamond settings. His daughter Brooke joined him behind the counter as a child and later traveled with him to ateliers in Paris and Milan, meeting the craftsmen he worked with. In 2008, Brooke inherited the business, opening a second store in New York and taking on the role of creative director. Under her direction, pieces turn more personal and wearable, still set in yellow, white and rose gold with diamonds.