The river end of Silom remains the jewelry center of Bangkok and when Rama Jewelry opened it's doors in 1960 at Silom-Surasak intersection, it could hardly have imagined that 35 years later it would be a pioneering leader in the jewelry business and a major exporter for Thailand. Initially a small trading house selling handicrafts, silk, brassware and jewelry this little store soon grew crowded, and in 1969 moved into its present seven-storeyed building.
The company became officially registered at this time and continues to build the reputation Rama Jewelry has earned. Gems for sale include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, topaz and other color stones, with settings of gold, platinum and silver available. Local and internationally designed merchandise is on display for purchasing and admiring.

In 1995, Rama Jewelry took the opportunity to present its fine jewelry to high-class retail customers at the newly opened Gayson Plaza, a beautiful retail plaza opposite the World Trade Center. The plaza is more central to Bangkok retail shoppers, targets a different clientele, and has ample parking space. Rama Jewelry opened a retail outlet there on February 10, 1995.Nothing that unscrupulous dealers might take advantage of less knowledgeable buyers, Rama Jewelry took the preventive step of opening a gem testing laboratory to verify the authenticity of gemstones, thereby eliminating the guesswork in buying.

Using state-of-the-art-computerized equipment and gemology trained technicians, Rama Jewelry Laboratory can appraise and certify gemstones within minutes of customers and wholesalers. All work is supervised and checked by a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, USA, and very precise and reliable appraisals are par for the course. By testing, everyone can be sure of their investment and take pride in the quality of their gift of purchase. Naturally, all gemstones sold by Rama Jewelry come with a certification of authenticity. As a member of Thai Gem and Jewelry Association, Rama Jewelry works closely with the Tourism Authority of Thailand to prevent fake gems from being sold in the marketplaces, and to encourage honest and fair pricing of jewelry.

Naturally one would expect that finding a proper office or showroom in the heart of Thailand's Jewelry center might prove a bit difficult to come by. Not anymore. Sita Building, managed by the Rama Commercial Co., Ltd. consists of seven floors of commercial use space, divided into 50 retail areas, with a size to match your needs. Located on Silom-Mahesak intersection, Sita Building is a commanding edifice suitable for attracting the right kind of customers, from walk-ins to long established clientele.