Happy Stories From our customers

So Jen is our production manager and her mother is a postal carrier here in the Phoenix area.

Seven year-old Jenna lives on her route and left this heartfelt note to Jen’s mom…then followed it up with a detailed gift list to Santa.

Exhibit A: The Warm-up Letter

Exhibit B: The “And While You’re at It” Letter”:

May Santa deliver the goods this year!

It’s almost hard to conceive 3-D jewelry. How can you “print out” jewelry? Well many jewelers have figured out a way, including Glenn Lewis.

Though jewelry has been worn throughout human history, Lewis Jewelers is part of a trend taking jewelry high-tech.

Glenn Lewis works with a 3-D printer to create original jewelry pieces. About half the pieces sold at Lewis Jewelers are created in-house, Tim Lewis said.

“If we design it on the computer, we can actually print that model with incredible precision and accuracy,” Lewis said. “We print it, we cast it, we polish it, we set it, we polish it again, and it’s ready for sale.”

The Lewis brothers started their business together at ages 19 and 21. Today, Lewis Jewelers has about 2,000 unique wedding pieces, and it would take 6 ½ days to try on every ring in the store if you spent 90 seconds with each, Lewis said.

Source: NewsOK

We’ve been on the fence about the single earring trend. Why? Well, it looks like someone lost an earring, that’s why!

But this askew earring look, we like considerably more. It offers an interesting asymmetrical look that’s fun and compelling.

Plus its one of the emerging jewelry trends for 2015.

What do you think?

We like nothing better than jewelry that goes toward a good cause. A West Michigan woman is making it her mission to use jewelry to help senior dogs.

Carol Januszewski runs Golden Years Alaskan Malamute Rescue. It’s based out of North Muskegon and strives to find forever homes for the breed. She also sells jewelry on Etsy. The proceeds go toward her rescue center.

Source: FoxNews17

One of our most recent custom design pieces was a year in the making. An engagement ring is a highly personal item and needs to be just right (afterall, it is a “forever” item).

It’s nice to know in this world of immediate gratification that precise craftsmanship can take time…and the results are well worth it.

Check it out!

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