Great advice to protect and maintain your wonderful precious jewelry, check it out, or come talk to us. Link to tips from Martha Stewart, similar to the tips we would give you. Wedding Jewelry 101: Keep your jewelry looking its best! http://martha.ms/1eQtlDD 1. Have your jewelry professionally cleaned and inspected at least 2 times per year. [...]
Another reason we love Hood River. We help folks adjust their watches after the time change, for no charge of course. So far we have received candy bars, muffins and cookies. Does anyone with smoked salmon need their watch adjusted for the time change? We are not expecting these treats, but about every 4th person [...]
Jewelry tips from Jewelers of America; Do not wear diamond jewelry, especially rings, when doing rough work. Even though diamond is one of nature's hardest materials, a sudden blow can chip it.
Have we cleaned your jewelry lately? It is kind of like a spa treatment for your jewelry. It might put a skip in your step to have sparkling jewelry again. The price? Jewelry Cleaning and Inspection is free! See you soon.
Happy Tax Day everyone, we will clean and inspect your fine jewelry for free today (actually everyday) since you need a break today. Let us give your a little more sparkle today.
You might consider wearing a watch that has 100 meters water resistance in weather like we are having right now. This Citizen EcoDrive watch is one of our most popular models. Keep your watch in good shape and be careful in this crazy [...]
Finally listed on the American Gem Society's webpage as a Certified Gemologist Appraiser, here is a link to the page listing the 10 from Oregon, the larger list has about 400 or so for North America. Years of work to achieve this title. http://www.americangemsociety.org/appraiser-search-results?state=37
Jewelry Preservation Tips, Avoid Chlorine (and Bromine) exposure like cleaning products or swimming pools/hot tubs. Each can damage jewelry mountings and cause gemstone loss. Remove your jewelry before cleaning with chlorine, swimming or soaking. Preserve your precious, fine jewelry.
Jewelers of America Tips, Fine Jewelry is a precious possession that is designed and crafted to last a lifetime. However, proper care is required to assure the lasting qualities of your jewelry