S Curtis Fine Jewelry

Cheers to 2024 💫

Don’t let your unused or unwanted jewelry pieces sit around collecting dust. Turn them into cash, or a credit towards a new custom design! You’ll be surprised at how much these items are worth!

What horse lover hasn’t marveled over the all-Palomino horse troupe in the annual Tournament of Roses Parade? Prancing golden horses in shining silver-encrusted saddles, their riders bedecked in colorful costumes and waving red, white, and blue American flags; it’s a sight to stir anyone’s patriotic sentiments.

Be sure to watch Monday’s Rose Parade and see our very own Sara riding her beautiful Palomino horse!!!

The best way to spread Christmas cheer
is by giving a S. Curtis Fine Jewelry Gift Certificate this year!

Don’t let the hustle and bustle of this holiday season keep you from getting your loved one a gift they will love! Purchasing a S. Curtis Fine Jewelry gift certificate is as easy as can be!

And the jewelry was displayed in the store with care, in hopes that your Santa will soon be here🎄💍🎅🏼

Dear Santa, all I want for Christmas is at S. Curtis Fine Jewelry…

The perfect stocking stuffer!

A popular jewelry symbol, bow jewelry signifies love and romance❤️

We’ve got your covered for Christmas!

Diamonds earrings are the perfect Christmas gift for any woman!

We hope this Hanukkah brings you warmth and happiness to you and your family!

Our "newest" Estate Piece from the Edwardian Era!

Throughout history there have been some pretty amazing and distinct eras in jewelry and fashion. Each era has its own unique design styles and traits setting it apart from any other period in history. One of the most innovative & luxurious eras in jewelry history was the Edwardian jewelry era which took place from 1901 - 1915.

The Edwardian Era got its name from the English King, Edward the 7th. Edwardian jewelry is the last jewelry period to be defined by a British monarch, so it holds a lot of history compared to some of the other eras in fashion. This was a time when society was at the height of elegance and sophistication. A piece of Edwardian jewelry was the perfect complement to the high class Edwardian woman's ensemble. Women were always "dressed to the nines", so jewelers always made sure their pieces could go along with these elegant outfits.

One of the most recognizable design elements of Edwardian jewelry is the intricate and extensive use of filigree & milgrain work. The filigree work created a lacy, floral inspired look. Milgrain work, which is still used today, gives the edges of a jewelry a delicate beaded or "coin edge" effect. These time intensive and detail oriented designs show the incredible craftsmanship that went into creating each of these pieces. Another fun fact is that the Edwardian Era was actually the first time in history that platinum was regularly used when creating jewelry!

Thank you so much for a wonderful Black Friday and Small Business Saturday Weekend! And the fun doesn’t stop there! Come in and see new jewelry pieces hot off the jeweler’s bench, designed especially for this Holiday season. New baubles are being handcrafted daily!

The best way to spread Christmas cheer
is by giving a S. Curtis Fine Jewelry Gift Certificate this year!

Don’t let the hustle and bustle of this holiday season keep you from getting your loved one a gift they will love!

Are you on Santa’s ‘good list’?

Happy Thanksgiving everyone🦃🍁❤️

Sparkle elegantly across the room with these breathtaking Estate Natural Colored Diamond Chandelier Earrings.

Thank you to all❤️🙏🏻❤️

The Cure for Large Knuckles

Long thought to be a problem merely for the arthritic, large knuckles are also seen today on young athletes and others who have used their hands in rigorous work. Even if some customers might settle for a ring that constantly slip slides on their fingers, such abuse causes uneven wear on crucial prongs, raising the risk that a gem could come loose. At. S. Curtis Fine Jewelry, we have several solutions for this dilemma.

A special hinged shank with a latching system can prevent having to push the ring over the enlarged knuckle, thus preventing the ring from rolling around. When the shank is closed properly, the latching system is a smooth, integral part of the ring that has no raised parts to catch on clothing. The shank is available in 14k, 18k and platinum and can be ordered in a variety of widths. It can be installed on many styles of rings.

Another possible solution would be to have a white gold spring soldered inside the ring. This U-shaped mechanism allows expansion over the knuckle, then fits snug around the finger itself. The white gold spring is practically invisible to the wearer's eye.l

Yet, another possibility is something as easy as soldered two gold balls on the inside of the ring's shank.

Please bring in your unworn rings and let us show you which method would work best for you! As always, all repair work is done on the premises.

Look at these gorgeous individually designed tourmaline pieces we JUST added to our Christmas inventory!

Tourmaline is famous for its dazzling colors. There are rich reds, pastel pinks, peach colors, strong greens, bright yellow, and deep blues. Some have more than one color, like watermelon which is pink in the middle and green around the outside (look at the beautiful earrings!). Stop by and browse our custom designed jewelry made especially for this holiday season!

You can't convince us that hoop earrings don't hold some kind of special power. Want to feel prettier?? HOOP EARRINGS. Want to make your lazy day outfit cuter?? HOOP EARRINGS. Want to conquer the world?? HOOP EARRINGS

Happy Halloween!

‘Witch’ one do you like the best? Natural colored peach or yellow diamond? Happy 🎃 everyone!

If you’re looking for a jeweler to repurpose jewelry, diamonds, gems and gold/platinum jewelry to create an exquisite custom design, you’ve found the right place!

Talk about EYE CANDY! If you have a love for jelly beans like our former President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, these jelly bean necklaces are a must have! Your choice of diamonds, sapphires, rubies or green tourmaline, all ‘sweetly’ pave’ set in 14k yellow gold.

Honored to custom design a Medic Alert bracelet for one of our clients!

Saturday chuckles! Hoping everyone is having a wonderful weekend!

Ever wonder why Argyle pink diamonds so rare and expensive?

The majority of all pink diamonds mined come from one source in Australia, the Argyle Mine. Argyle Pink Diamonds are so expensive because of the very limited supply. A pink diamond is formed of only carbon like a white diamond, through millions of years in the kimberlite pipes of volcanoes. We handcrafted this ring using three matching natural, fancy-intense pink diamonds from the Argyle Mine. Isn’t she a beauty?