Our business started with jewelry repair more than 25yrs ago. With so many years of experience we have perfected the art of jewelry repair. From a simple broken chain to a major ring restoration you can be confident in the quality of our work.

Great care and experience is need when you are setting diamonds. We have over 55yrs combined diamond setting experience, so you know you can trust our work.  

In today’s world of never ending choices it is not enough for jewelers to only offer what is in their cases. So for our customers that want something extra special or have their heart set on using grandma’s diamonds, we offer custom design. With a jewelry designer in our store, you can have a say in every step of the custom design process. Our in store designer Alaura will use a 3D CAD program to guide you through the process of making your own one of a kind piece!

In order to protect your precious jewelry from loss or theft most insurance companies require you to have an updated appraisal every five years. Our GIA trained staff can write a detailed appraisal for you, complete with a digital photo and copies for you and your insurance company.

Our consignment and estate pieces are gently used jewelry that can be a brand new current style or hard to find antiques. These are pieces people have traded, left on consignment, and things we have bought. Stop by and see of ever changing consignment and estate items. 

At Your Jeweler we believe in helping people with even the smallest of problems. So if you simply need a battery changed in your watch or need a major watch repair. We would love to help. Stop by or call for details.

Your favorite pearl necklace or bead bracelet was most likely strung by hand. So what do you do when it breaks? Bring it to us and we will hand re-string your precious pearls. 

Did you know you can chip or break a diamond? Diamonds are very difficult to scratch but they can be chipped or broken. If this has happened to your diamond don’t panic and bring it to us. We will evaluate your diamond to see if it can be re-cut to it’s original beauty.