ABOUT
Ilah Cibis Jewelry, formerly Precious Metals Sudbury, is a custom jewelry studio. It opened in December of 2006. Located on the first floor of a charming farm house built in 1790 in the Historic King Philip District, the studio features the original hand hewn hardwood floors and brick hearth. Since opening, Ilah Cibis Jewelry has won numerous awards including the Reader's Choice awards for Best Jewelry Store in Sudbury each year since 2007, multiple regional Reader's Choice awards for Best Jewelry Store in the Boston Metro West area, and WeddingWire.com's Couples' choice award for 2016.
Our Past, Present, and Future


Our Mission
Our main goals are providing our clients with an easy, transparent jewelry purchasing experience and making sure that every customer is 100% in love with their design. We encourage customers to ask questions and provide feedback through every stage of the purchasing and design process. We take the time to listen.
We are constantly striving to become a more responsible business. In 2014 we decided to start carrying laboratory grown diamonds and focusing on both lab and Canadian mined diamonds as alternatives to traditional “Conflict Free” diamonds. We also sell Fair Trade gemstone and gems mined in the United States such as Montana Sapphires.
All of our metals that we use in our jewelry are recycled.
We have transitioned to packaging that is recycled, made in the USA, and/or made in fair trade workshops.
Our People
Ilah Cibis, grew up in Kansas City, Missouri and started making jewelry when she was 14. After receiving her B.F.A. From Boston University, she attended the North Bennet Street School's Jewelry Making and Repair program in Boston's North End. Ilah is now an adviser to the North Bennet Street School's Jewelry department. Ilah is an international award winning CAD jewelry designer. Her specialty is designing in tandem with her customers, brainstorming together to develop a design based on the customers' personal style and needs.
Jessica Karlinsky, Ilah Cibis Jewelry's beading and unconventional materials expert, graduated from Mass Art with a B.F.A. in Fibers, studied fashion at RISD, and graduated from the North Bennet Street School's Jewelry Making and Repair program. Her designs are modern and fashion forward. She also has a vast knowledge of metaphysical properties of gemstones.
