Happy Stories From our customers

Here’s a fun one! A semi custom design of our style 10365 with a pink cultured pearl. Thanks Lucy!

Hi,Beth!
We just ordered my wedding ring, I am so excited! Thank you for all your help, we really appreciate it. Just thought you should know, you made made my choice totally painless, and I am so thankful!
K (and A)

As we officially usher in our annual DIY (Dream it Yourself) Custom Design Jewelry contest, the question pops up: Why custom design a piece when I could simply buy one?

Here are 5 reasons, created from our team at Joseph Schubach Jewelers in Scottsdale, Arizona:

1. Uniqueness – Easily the top reason! You’ll have a piece that’s like no other. In a world of increasing “sameness”, a custom design piece of jewelry says distinctinctly and only you!

2. Creativity – When you create a piece of jewelry, you have the opportunity to use your imagination. The piece you create is borne out your creative wellspring. Everytime you look at it, you’ll proudly know the mastermind behind it!

3. Cost – Let’s get practical for a moment, shall we? You not only custom designing your engagment ring or wedding band, you custom design the price, by choosing the metal and the gem.

4. Heirloomability – Okay, we made that word up. But a true heirloom represents the owner and the generation. When you pass it down, you’ll know the piece represents you and your family.

5. Emotional connectivity – We have so many couples come in to our showroom who tell us exactly why they want a particular design; how each facet represents an element of their relationship. A custom design ring represents the emotion surrounding the piece. You can’t buy that from Tiffany’s!

So if you’re ready to custom design your wedding ring or engagement ring or a necklace or a pair of one-of-a-kind earrings, reach out to us! We’re more than just custom design jewelers, we’re dream makers.

We’re holding our annual custom design jewelry contest. Stop by. See our magic. Vote!

This collection of beautiful jewels as an art form is a project that Angelina Jolie and Robert Procop have been working on for the last nine months. The collection was displayed in a museum quality exhibition earlier this week for an invitation-only crowd. All proceeds benefit children in need of education at Julien’s Gallery in Beverly Hills. Take a look at these amazing pieces!

If there’s piece of jewelry of Angelina Jolie’s that you admire, remember we can recreate it for a fraction of the cost!

Please choose your favorite custom design jewelry piece for our DIY (Dream it Yourself) Jewelry contest, going on now!

We’ve received close to 30 submissions for our Dream it Yourself custom design jewelry contest this year – the most ever! And now, we need your help. Take a moment to review our handcrafted pieces, designed according to each contestant’s exact specifications. Which one catches your eye? Ask your friends and family to vote, too!

“This year, we were truly amazed by the amount of submissions. Our one-of-a-kind jewelry design contest is really catching on! And each and every piece has a story to tell. One common theme among all of the pieces? A genuine sense of play. Everyone was prepared to take some fun and unusual chances. As designers, we were more than happy to oblige!”

– Joe Schubach

When you vote, here are the some points to consider:

1. Originality – does the piece have a distinct mark of individuality to it?

2. Playfulness – does the piece have a fun, personal touch to it?

3. Overall Feeling – how does the piece make you feel? Is it evocative?

Stop by and cast your vote!

Thank you Joe and your Team for the lovely earrings – this is the first time I have seen Moissanite jewellery and I have to admit they are really sparkly and impressive.

Thanks for the great customer service and I am sure I will be in touch again soon.

Regards      Margaret

My rings are just beautiful, far exceeded my expectations.  I will continue to do business with Schuback jewelers   they provided the best product and the best customer service I have ever received from a jeweler.
—
Lynne