Happy Stories From our customers

This woman makes an important point that we’ve seen time and time again; often the wearer doesn’t realize that his or her engagement ring has a certain dull look after years of wear. As you’ll see, it only takes a few minutes to give that ring of yours that new sheen.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, our staff is picking out favorites. More than just pieces we like, we’re highlighting Valentine’s Day jewelry that represents love. Sure, there’s our heart pendant but when asked to think out of the box, one staff member chose this piece:

“Something about knots represents love. Love is about being entwined and yes, sometimes entangled, with someone. Knots are also strong, meant to be unbroken…like a committed relationship.”

Elegant, feminine bracelet from our “Cut Lace” Collection with Charles and Colvard created round bezel set moissanite. Only $965.

My friend was in a quandry a few days ago because he handbag had silver accents and she was wearing a gold necklace. The fashion gods were going to strike her down!

I assured her that mixing metals was more than allowed; its encouraged. Colors in metals compliment one another quite nicely whether piled on top of one another or in the same piece.

This article in Getting Jessed Up gives some really great examples of daring metal mixes that obviously work.

Some examples of David Young  jewelry:

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A client of ours recently told us about her need to find a necklace she could wear frequently, on just about any occasion. It got me thinking about “everyday” jewelery–those pieces that fit the wearer like a favorite pair of jeans or perfectly fitted leather gloves. Comfortable jewelry that simply became part of who you are.

Here’s a piece that definitely fits the bill. It’s not ostentatious nor does it simply fade into the background. Its simply a nice personalized touch for daily wear.

Four Prong Princess Cut Pendant With Round Stone Bale starting at $445.