La Maison Monaco is the Canadian home for Tirisi, a Dutch design house whose 18K gold pieces sit between sculpture and everyday wear. Tirisi is designed in the Netherlands and crafted in Italy, marrying Dutch design discipline to Italian goldsmithing, almost entirely in solid 18-karat gold. Its collections are named after cities: the broad Amsterdam line of tubogas and grumetta gold work, plus Milano, Venice, Monte Carlo, Seoul Flower, and Fiji. Every piece is solid 18K gold, not plated. Current CAD pricing on the live grid.
Tirisi's broadest line and the clearest expression of its gold craft, built around tubogas and grumetta work in 18K bangles, necklaces, and rings. The stackable gold bracelet and chain family to start with if you want Dutch-designed pieces you can layer and wear every day.
Venice
3 models
Flexible 18K gold bracelets and necklaces designed to drape and move on the wrist and neck. A clean, architectural take on the gold bracelet for buyers who want one piece that works with everything.
Milano
Tirisi in its most refined register, including the Due, Tre, and Sweeties earrings, necklaces, and rings, several with the brand's sliding gold-bead detail. Lighter, layerable pieces in 18K gold for everyday luxury.
Monte Carlo
Bangles, rings, and earrings with a bolder, glamorous profile in solid 18K gold. The statement end of the Tirisi catalogue when you want presence on the wrist or ear.
Seoul Flower & Fiji
The floral and textured lines, including the Seoul Flower Due bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and rings and the Fiji family, often set with coloured stones. Feminine 18K gold pieces that read as designed objects rather than plain chains.
In person
Where to see Tirisi in Canada
3 La Maison Monaco locations carry Tirisi. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.
La Maison Monaco · Montreal
La Maison Monaco - Royalmount
5050 Côte de Liesse, Ville Mont-Royal, QC, H4P 0C9
Tirisi is a Dutch design house, founded in 2010 in the Netherlands, whose pieces are crafted in Italy. So the honest answer is both, by role: the design comes from the Netherlands and the goldsmithing is Italian. That is why Tirisi is best described as Dutch-designed and Italian-made, rather than simply Italian.
Is Tirisi jewellery solid gold?+
Yes. Tirisi works in solid 18-karat gold across its collections, in pink, rose, yellow, and white tones, rather than gold-plated or gold-filled metal. That is why Tirisi pieces hold their colour, can be re-polished, and are bought as lasting designer jewellery. The exact gold colour and weight are listed on each product page.
How much does a Tirisi piece cost in Canada?+
Tirisi spans a wide CAD range depending on the line, the gold weight, and whether it is a ring, bracelet, or necklace, with lighter pieces at the accessible end and the heavier 18K gold bracelets and necklaces rising from there. Because price tracks gold content and design, the current CAD price for each reference is shown on its product page in the live grid.
The Maison
Tirisi is a Dutch design house, founded in 2010 in the Netherlands by a couple, Natascha and Julian, who paired a designer's eye with traditional gold craft. The drawings begin in the Netherlands and the pieces are made in Italy, so a Tirisi bangle carries Dutch design and Italian craftsmanship in the same object. That split is the brand's real story, not a single nationality. The naming convention is the thread through the catalogue: Amsterdam, Milano, Venice, Monte Carlo, Fiji, and Seoul are not abstract themes but design families, each with its own gold technique and proportion. The work leans on classic goldsmithing methods carried out in the Italian atelier, including tubogas, the flexible tube-of-gold construction that lets a bangle or necklace move like fabric, and grumetta link work that gives a chain its weight and shine. A recurring Tirisi signature is the sliding gold bead that travels along a chain, a small movable detail you adjust on the wrist or neck. Because Tirisi commits to solid 18K gold across pink, rose, yellow, and white tones rather than lower-karat or plated metal, the pieces hold their colour and can be re-polished and worn for decades. For Canadian buyers the appeal is simple: Dutch-designed, Italian-made 18K gold, stackable and wearable, sourced through an authorized retailer with full CAD pricing and nationwide shipping.