Jewelers in Boston, MA

I would search Etsy then refine the search to the Boston area- many Etsy sellers sell their goods IRL too

E. Scott originals in Somerville. She made a custom necklace for my girlfriend, great shop.

Probably SoWa

Did you mean "Worse comes to worst"?

Small, non-manufactured jewelry? Maybe you can find some in some CAD software. SolidWorks is pretty good.

Check out the North Bennet Street school's [commision request board](https://www.nbss.edu/alumni/jobs-commissions-board). One of their students or alumni might like to take on a commision.

Sowa and other locals markets often has local vendors. https://www.etsy.com/shop/anothergameofmine Is one I know of personally.

What is non-manufactured? Isn’t it all? Curious.

Rebekah Brooks in Harvard sq

Might not be in your price range but she always has a good variety, check out Harper & Faye

https://www.etsy.com/shop/elleyo https://www.instagram.com/elleyo/?hl=en She's local, highly recommended.

Try Ore Jewelry by Sophie Hughes in the South End.

[Birch Street House & Garden](http://www.birchsthouseandgarden.com/) in Roslindale Square has a small but interesting selection, if you happen to be in that area.

Doug Blanchard from Boston Jewelry Com, located at 291 Watertown St Newton MA 617.467.4450 (office) 617.388.8202 (direct) doug@bostonjewelrycompany.com

Check the Jeweler's Building in Downtown Crossing. Specifically, I went to DePrisco (as my grandfather did). They're great people, and they can set anything you like. If you have no idea what you're doing, they give you honest help.

Boston area (but not proper) - Daniel Spirer in Cambridge. The jewelry are all his designs and he can put whatever kinds of stones you want in 'em. I got my wedding band with sapphires, for example.

When I looked there, they were a little out of my price range, but I have to say the custom work from GVS Jewlery in Belmont I was shown was amazing. It may be worth checking out, as I was in the market for a new setting for a diamond and my budget was almost unreasonably low at the time, so you may not find his prices to be too high.

Sophie Hughes- she does some really excellent work, very stylish. She has a store down on Dartmouth Street by the Back Bay T Stop. Nice girl too! http://sophiehughes.com/store-ore/

Bedrosian Jewelers in Downtown Crossing has some beautiful gemstone pieces. My husband reset my mother's engagement ring for me at Bedrosian, and the quality and communication were stellar. I can't recommend them enough.

I gave my wife an heirloom ring that's been in my family for generations as an engagement ring so I didn't buy from E.B. Horn but they did a fantastic job resetting a prong and making sure all the diamonds were set securely. They gave it a great cleaning as well. I recommend them if you're in Downtown Crossing http://www.ebhorn.com

Hello Enndeee i would recommend searching for on the web "gemstone engagement rings in Boston" as the search results which will show you the reputable jewellers you may visit in your area. You could also visit GS Diamonds gemstone rings we have a nice selection at wholesale prices. Hope this helps if you have any more questions just pm me.

There are several around the jeweler's building in Downtown Crossing, but if you can get out of the city, I recommend Leo Carroll Jeweler's by Inman Square in Cambridge. I've been dealing with them to get wedding bands. They're very nice and reasonably priced compared to most places.

Leo Carroll Jewelers in Inman Square

Joseph Gann in DTC is my go to. They're the bomb.

I have to say my favorite place to go for jewelery at the moment is [Small Pleasures](http://www.small-pleasures.com/) on Newbury Street. They have really really stunning stuff for all tastes with (what I think are) extremely reasonable prices. They were also willing to negotiate with me a few times. Also they gave me a better price for paying debit. The first two times I went I believe the owners assisted me and were very helpful and friendly. The third time I went the woman that helped me wasn't quite as pleasant but I still ended up with exactly what I was looking for. And I have to say their selection of rings is drool worthy. But as a twenty something woman I am naturally drawn to shiny things faster than a magpie.

T C Jewelers in Arlington. Got my fiancee's ring there, they ordered several sets of stones for us to choose from, had a wide variety of bands, and were very willing to work with us to make sure the ring fit the idea we, (she), had.

@Jeweler's Building in Downtown Crossing got to [Gold Quest Jewelers](http://goldquestjewelers.com/). We went there on a recommendation for engagement ring and wedding bands. We dealt with Armen who was great. If you pay cash tax will be "included" in the price. At least it was for us. Also, we got a sapphire engagement ring with small diamonds on the side.

You could look at the Matthew Feldman gallery in Huron Village in Cambridge.

Not quite what you're asking for, but I'd recommend looking around on sites like CustomMade and Etsy (yes, Etsy) for custom jewelers in the area. I used to live in the Twin Cities in MN and found a jeweler to make my SO's engagement ring, turned out amazing. You can see their whole portfolio, get a feel for their style and pricing, and set up meetings with them to design the ring with them. Obviously you can get a similar experience from just walking into somebody's custom shop and whatnot, but if you want to see them all without touring the city, might be a good option before checking them out in person. Of course, if you're not looking to design the ring but are rather just looking for a ring to buy that doesn't have a diamond, might be easiest to find a shop and walk in and buy it.

Anna....my favorite, favorite is a necklace from Heart and Stone. She is local in Massachusetts. Here is the link: http://www.heartandstonejewelry.com/index.php

25% of the sale proceeds for the Heart & Stone necklace also go to the Flutie Foundation! https://www.heartandstonejewelry.com/solvethepuzzlecart.php

I had work done to my engagement ring at King Jewelers in Cohasset (on 3A just a little past town line). They are very nice to work with and the job was done better than I expected. smile emoticon

King Jewelers of Cohasset — www.kingjewelersinc.com

King Jewelers for sure!

I'm sure any of the local jewelers are great, I've used Cohasset Jewelers a few times and they did beautiful work. Best of luck!

King Jewelers in Cohasset

www.vergejewelry.com used to be located in Scituate Harbor, but moved to Hingham about 10 (or more) years ago. They recast my grandmother's engagement ring for me and it's gorgeous.

King Jewelers, 3A, Cohasset

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Emerson Cleaners in 4 th. They do hemming and shoes.

Colonial Shoe Repair. It's right downtown.

Shawmut Place on Shawmut Ave in the South End does excellent work - for all of your really good things.

Vincenzos/ Weymouth Landing

Newbury Tailor on Boylston. Flávio does a great job.

George's Shoe Repair on Union Park St in the South End. He picks up and delivers in Southie. Really reasonable prices and fast. Google him for tel #

I've lived in Southie all of my life and I've had many pairs of pants ruined by having them altered at various places in the area. Before I got married in May and I did a LOT of research and I found "All Fit" on Newbury. They are the BEST!! I had half of my wedding party get their alterations done there and they did a fantastic job! (I only needed one fitting for my wedding dress and it was perfect!) Since May I've gone back several times for normal clothes and I've been happy every time. I can't say enough good things about them. http://m.yelp.com/biz/all-fit-tailoring-and-alterations-boston

Jean Boyadjian, in on Washington St...the only person I trust with my jewelry: http://www.jeanboyadjian.com/

Carson Pitts from inner harbor. Around corner from Santa roos

Inner Harbor Jewelers !

Walter is The Best! I highly recommend him! For ANY jewelry needs! When he cleans your ring it looks brand new!

Send them to meeeee Golden Anvil Jewelers

Bostonian Jewlers!!! Best couple ever- Hagop and Allie. I can message you they're email...lemme know:)

Contact the North Bennet Street School in the North End. They will have jewelry making students or graduates that may be of service. http://www.nbss.edu

Omar and Oscar. They do a great job.

EB Diamond and Gold in Day Square