Smith & Smith Jewelers

Chuck and Cindy Smith pride themselves with the experience and knowledge they have in the jewelry field. Both Chuck and Cindy have 40 years of experience in retail jewelry as well as continuing education courses, make their expertise unapproached by many.

Chuck completed Ray Martin Jewelry Repair School I and II in 1976, Homer Holland Jewelry Casting and Design in 1984, Swest Casting workshop in 1987 and trained in laser welding technology in 2005.Chuck's many years of experience at the bench has produced outstanding work in hand carving, waxes to specific designs, flawless casting, excellent stone setting and years of experience in restoration of antique pieces.

An engagement ring is an important symbol of everlasting love, and we want to help you choose the perfect one. Before choosing a ring, it is good to know about the product you are buying, so we have answered some fun FAQs here to get you started on your Diamond Engagement adventure! Color refers to the actual body color of the diamond.

Pearls are rife with symbolism in every culture across the world. A pearl is created when a grain of sand gets inside the shell of an oyster or mollusk which represents great strength, perseverance, and hard work. The pearl is also known to represent purity and innocence as well as true love. Pearls are the oldest known gemstone and the only gemstone to come from a living creature.

At Smith and Smith we pride ourselves on offering the most beautiful jewelry possible. Everyone's tastes are different so we choose a mixture of classic and contemporary designers to give you a full range of options. Our goal is to help you find the designer piece that will become a favorite in your collection.

At Smith and Smith we go the extra mile to ensure your jewelry is exactly what you dreamed it could be. This means meticulously crafting custom design jewelry that is exactly to your specifications with the help of CAD imaging and our laser welder. The 3D CAD design uses precise computer design to create the exact piece of jewelry that you had pictured in your mind.