Jewelry Guide
Guide to Birthstones: January – Garnet
COLORS, PROPERTIES, & FEATURES While most Garnets are known for their red or deep orange color, they are comprised of several varieties and can be
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Repurposing Older Jewelry
Did you know you could take old jewelry you don’t wear and turn it into something completely brand new and incredible? So many people keep old jewelry tucked away because it is out of date, the style doesn’t fit their current aesthetic, it’s an old family heirloom, or perhaps a piece is from an old relationship and while it holds monetary value, it no longer holds sentimental value.
The good news is that jewelers like David Tishbi can work one-on-one with you to completely repurpose and redesign a new piece of jewelry that you will be proud to wear and not leave hidden away in your jewelry box. Jewelry is meant to shine, not collect dust.
HOW DOES IT WORK
Perhaps a grandmother left you a big, intricately designed ring, but you prefer a more delicate and modern style. No problem! Metals can be melted down to create a new design. Tishbi will work with you to create a custom piece that matches your design style. The stones can be reused in a number of ways to fit the new design. Being part of the creative process with the jeweler assures that you will be more than satisfied with the end result. Customers rave about the incredible transition of old to new, and are proud to wear their new custom, handcrafted pieces.
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
David Tishbi truly enjoys repurposing old pieces of jewelry for his clients. He says, “It is very gratifying to work with my clients on redesigning and repurposing their old jewelry. I enjoy working with my clients to translate their vision and create new pieces of jewelry for them. They are always so happy to wear their new, one-of-a-kind pieces that match their current style.”
Tishbi has been handcrafting jewelry for his happy clients for the past twenty years. He is an award-winning jeweler and prides himself on creating jewelry that is made locally, using recycled metals and conflict-free gemstones.
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