Jewelers in Charlotte, NC

My ex wife could have sold you hers.... That evil bitch!

I had a custom engagement ring and wedding band made at Morrison Smith Jewelers. What neighborhood is that? Not really Elizabeth anymore is it? Anyway, everyone there was super nice and helpful through the entire process. I was pretty picky and difficult about the stones we used so there was a lot of rejected sets going back and forth. I have never purchased anything from the case there, so I can't really speak to their off-the-shelf pricing, but I thought what they charged me for the materials for the rings was fair and they were awesome about working with my tightening engagement schedule. Once we we happened to be out to dinner down the street when the jeweler called us to let us know the wax model for wedding band was ready for approval to be sent out to be cast, and she actually brought it over to the restaurant for us to see because they were going to be closed before we made it over.

#bloodiamonds

Whatever you buy, make sure it has a certificate with all the details. This way it can be appraised and insured. I would checkout the diamond clearing houses online, as they all use the same database for diamonds. I used http://www.abazias.com to find the exact diamond I wanted. I had a jeweler order it so I could see it in person (it was actually Fedexed to me lol). For the most sparkle, try to stick within these numbers and scales: Depth % - 60 – 62% Table % - 55 – 58% Polish – Excellent – Very Good Symmetry – Excellent Cut Grade – Excellent Crown angle – 33.5 – 35.8 degrees Pavilion angle - 40.5 – 41 degrees

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http://madebycustom.com/ Lee, the jeweler, is great. He helped me design and create the exact ring I wanted. He was able to use all my existing stones and gold to make an amazing ring at an awesome price. I gave him a few pictures as a guide and within a few days he had a CAD drawing for me to review. He made a few adjustments to accommodate a few small touches. Originally he said it would take about a month to cast the ring and set the stones. He called me two weeks later to let me know it was ready to go. My wife loved it.

Etsy!!!!!!!

I designed my fiance's and had it made back in jan - feb. I ended up going out of state because i couldn't find any good mom and pop shops around here that wanted to help. I went to about 3 locations and the prices were extremely inflated. I know not much help but i was in the same boat at the start of the year. I ended up learning the factors that make a diamond shine, that will save you much money! You get to a certain point and the eye can't detect flaws and you can waste money if you go above that. Just for reference i went with: http://www.diamonddoctor.com Good Luck!!!

Julie at Brownlee Jewelers on Park Rd.

My husband got mine from [Perry's Gold Mine](http://www.perrysgoldmine.com/) on the recommendation of a friend. Highly recommend them as they have awesome customer service. Not sure about custom jewelry, but if you're evaluating any of the "name brand" jewelers, you should def check these guys out. Locally owned, and been around forever. They get a lot of estate jewelry and can do special order stuff too (mine was special order).

I went online, and I went moissanite instead of diamond. People can't tell unless you tell them, it was much cheaper, and she loves it. [Here's the ring](http://shopping.schubachstore.com/Style-919-1-05 ct-Three-Stone-Bypass-Engagement-Ring_2)

Call Lee or Katie@[Custom](https://customjewelrylab.com/). If they can’t source natural opal, they may know who can.

Also recommend Lindsey at The Antiquarian. https://theantiquarian.co/ The opals on her landing page are mine. She pulled them out of a terrible 90 s setting with a foil back and designed the setting.

i don’t, but think i know what you’re talking about. google street view can take you there https://www.google.com:443/maps/place/Tupelo+Honey+Cafe/https://www.twitter.com/35.594781,-82.554942,2a,90y,90t/data=!3m5!1e2!3m3!1s93935617!2e1!3e10!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x730a978a22081aae!6m1!1e1

oops, use this link https://www.google.com:443/maps/place/Tupelo+Honey+Cafe/https://www.twitter.com/35.59485,-82.555144,3a,75y,112.67h,90t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sOo3bNpDZCZJ1XwXAhEK4Qg!2e0!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x730a978a22081aae!6m1!1e1

take care Scott Climer everything will work out.

Mark Stewart

Was thinking Mark Stewart also

Mark Stewart he lives in hendersonville now but is station at CFD 17 at the Airport I think on B-shift Haven't talked to Mark in a coons age.

Mark Stewart definitely!!!!

Scott, I don't know if it's still there or not, but my mother and I always went to Treasures On The Lake in Cornelius. The owner's name was Kimball or something like that. We used him a lot on buying, appraisals, repair etc. He is very trusting. http://www.treasures-on-the-lake.com

Scott----Your friend Tracy gave you great advice. Kimball Lawrence at Treasures on the Lake is a personal friend of mine. In fact, he was at my house for Thanksgiving this past year. Great guy, honest as the day is long. I have known him for years. That's where my diamond came from...

Damn now Marc Caputo is involved. 15 bucks. Don't out bid me Marc and we will split the profit. Lol

Ellis Jewelers in downtown Concord is a reputable jeweler...if they can't appraise they can recommend someone I'm sure.

Never been to Ellis but they are a long time reputable business in Concord. I would imagine there is an appraiser there. When Christopher's Jewelry was in Concord, Christopher did appraisals. He retired. Same thing with Suther's....miss those old time locally owned businesses. Perry's is certainly a well known reputable jeweler. They specialize in estate items so they have a whole cadre of appraisers. His brother Coleman Perry is also an independent jeweler & certified appraiser. He may be more reasonable. Not sure. Coleman is in the old Merchandise Mart (now called The Park) in Independence Blvd. His biz is called Perry's Gold Mine....I can vouch for Coleman. We've done business with him several times.....a family acquaintance & very nice. http://www.perrysgoldmine.com/

I've gone to Brownlee Jewelers by Harris Teeter on 49 a few times but I have never had them do an appraisal!

Falls Jewelers by Target in Kannapolis is a good jeweler.

Jessica Florom it's this Friday you need a tent and table the fee is 40

If you don't mind estate jewelry, Perry's is great, cool stuff and less expensive.

I had good luck with Skatells in that price range.

I suggest Brownlee Jewelers. They have several stores throughout the Charlotte area. I bought a ring there for more than 2 k, but I know they have rings in that price range

Custom in NoDa.

Sumpter's on Wilkinson is kinda in the hood (compared to something like Perry's) but the folks there are great and the prices are right.

Come see me at Helzberg Diamonds at Concord Mills. I'll take care of you. Ask for Stephy.

Hit up Etsy!!! you can find gorgeous rings on there in your budget and if you find an artist whose style you like but want something a bit different many will work with you to create a custom made ring. will That makes for a good story and would your lady feel extra special !

Lewis Jewelers off Ardrey Kell Rd. Family owned and give good deals. I was able to negotiate an additional 10% from their 20% percent off deal. Jewelry is marked up considerably, so wherever you go ask for a lower price. Good luck!

Custom Jewerly in Noda ...he made my wife's wedding ring it's badass ...Lee is the owner and a good friend ...

Hi. Have you purchased a ring yet?

I just moved from Nashville www.butternutpets.com. I’m sure Jennifer will give me a good reference lol

Lol. It is an affordable jewelry company based out of Denton Texas. We sell necklaces, bracelets, charms and more. My website is www.jujubelle.com/roxannemullins.

Todd Stafford, next to Radio Shack/Roses

Facet foundries-Brent is great, as well as Jimmy (or anyone) at Morris Jewelers. Both g-town.

Todd Staforrd in Belmont just did mine appraisals. Like Cindy said, beside radio shack

agree with Todd Stafford like the rest

Donald Haack in Charlotte

Brownlee Jewelers in Stonecrest just fixed my engagement ring. They did a great job.

Lewis Jewelers at The Fountains. They are wonderful!

Brownlee Jewelers in Stonecrest resized our rings last year.

Morrison Smith Jewelers on Providence Rd in the Myers Park area, which is near downtown. They've been here for at least as long as I've been alive (55 years).