Gradiva’s manufacturing facilities in Istanbul have been at the heart of the maison’s craftsmanship since the early 1980s. In response to rising demand, the ateliers' technical capabilities and production capacity have been continuously expanded, reinforcing Gradiva’s commitment to precision, artisanal excellence, and the creation of finely crafted jewelry at the highest standards.

Gradiva unveils its boutique in Karşıyaka, Izmir, establishing a refined destination at Hilltown Shopping Center where the maison’s exquisite jewelry collections are presented to discerning fine jewelry connoisseurs.

Under the leadership of the third generation, Gradiva takes an important international step with the establishment of its subsidiary, Gilda Fine Jewelry, in Toronto — marking the maison’s expansion into the global fine jewelry landscape.

Gradiva opens its new flagship store at Istinye Park Izmir, welcoming customers from around the world.

In 2003, a new store is opened under the heirloom name "Uçak". Today, the store is still operational and serving as "Gradiva Jewelry".

In 2000s, Gradiva launched its exquisite atelier in Istanbul, setting a new benchmark for excellence in the high-end fine jewelry market.

Gradiva's biggest step toward institutionalization came with the newly established ateliers across the region, transforming İzmir's jewelry market as the first to introduce diamonds and setting new standards with its exquisite designs and craftsmanship.

Haluk, the second-generation member of the artisan family, has been in the jewelry industry since 1977. He took every opportunity to be actively involved in the business. While completing his bachelors degree in Germany, he also decided to specialize in diamonds.

The strong founding roots of Gradiva has been laid by the eldest, first-generation member of the family, Ali Gezmez in 1969 under the name of "Uçak Jewelry."