The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

1. Layaways require a 10% deposit and a monthly payment of 10% of original purchase price up to 10 months.
2. Customer may receive a full refund if a layaway is cancelled within 30 days.
3. If a layaway is cancelled after a one month period, 20% of the 10% required deposit will be retained as a service charge.
4. Full deposit may be applied towards an immediate new purchase.
5. If merchandise is altered in any way (sized, engraved, etc.) all deposits will be forfeited.
6. Deposits on cancelled special orders will be forfeited unless special arrangements are made at the time of sale. Special arrangements must be noted on the envelope (example: for customer inspection, etc.)

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

1. Layaways require a 10% deposit and a monthly payment of 10% of original purchase price up to 10 months.
2. Customer may receive a full refund if a layaway is cancelled within 30 days.
3. If a layaway is cancelled after a one month period, 20% of the 10% required deposit will be retained as a service charge.
4. Full deposit may be applied towards an immediate new purchase.
5. If merchandise is altered in any way (sized, engraved, etc.) all deposits will be forfeited.
6. Deposits on cancelled special orders will be forfeited unless special arrangements are made at the time of sale. Special arrangements must be noted on the envelope (example: for customer inspection, etc.)

Yes, we have two extremely talented goldsmiths. Whether you want to use your own stones, or your own setting; create a piece of jewelry from a sketch or drawing, a carved wax pattern or an original idea, we have the knowledgeable staff that is capable of helping you create that unique piece of jewelry just for you.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

1. Layaways require a 10% deposit and a monthly payment of 10% of original purchase price up to 10 months.
2. Customer may receive a full refund if a layaway is cancelled within 30 days.
3. If a layaway is cancelled after a one month period, 20% of the 10% required deposit will be retained as a service charge.
4. Full deposit may be applied towards an immediate new purchase.
5. If merchandise is altered in any way (sized, engraved, etc.) all deposits will be forfeited.
6. Deposits on cancelled special orders will be forfeited unless special arrangements are made at the time of sale. Special arrangements must be noted on the envelope (example: for customer inspection, etc.)

Yes, we have two extremely talented goldsmiths. Whether you want to use your own stones, or your own setting; create a piece of jewelry from a sketch or drawing, a carved wax pattern or an original idea, we have the knowledgeable staff that is capable of helping you create that unique piece of jewelry just for you.

Here at Classique we have professionals who replace batteries from your typical Timex to your fine Swiss timepiece. We will solve all your problems concerning movement, case and watchband, from simple quartz to the finest mechanical Chronographs. We will restore your pocket watch, and or old sentimental timepiece to its original look. We can replace your mechanical watch to a quartz movement. Our watchmaker has over 32 years of experience; you can be assured your timepiece is in the best care.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

1. Layaways require a 10% deposit and a monthly payment of 10% of original purchase price up to 10 months.
2. Customer may receive a full refund if a layaway is cancelled within 30 days.
3. If a layaway is cancelled after a one month period, 20% of the 10% required deposit will be retained as a service charge.
4. Full deposit may be applied towards an immediate new purchase.
5. If merchandise is altered in any way (sized, engraved, etc.) all deposits will be forfeited.
6. Deposits on cancelled special orders will be forfeited unless special arrangements are made at the time of sale. Special arrangements must be noted on the envelope (example: for customer inspection, etc.)

Yes, we have two extremely talented goldsmiths. Whether you want to use your own stones, or your own setting; create a piece of jewelry from a sketch or drawing, a carved wax pattern or an original idea, we have the knowledgeable staff that is capable of helping you create that unique piece of jewelry just for you.

Here at Classique we have professionals who replace batteries from your typical Timex to your fine Swiss timepiece. We will solve all your problems concerning movement, case and watchband, from simple quartz to the finest mechanical Chronographs. We will restore your pocket watch, and or old sentimental timepiece to its original look. We can replace your mechanical watch to a quartz movement. Our watchmaker has over 32 years of experience; you can be assured your timepiece is in the best care.

Yes, your value is determined by the weight (in grams) of your gold, platinum or silver. We will never re-sell a used piece of jewelry. We will re-use your old gold, platinum or silver to re-create new pieces of jewelry.

The purpose of an appraisal is to protect you against theft or loss. An appraisal is needed for any insurance company to provide current replacement value. You supply this as proof of ownership to your insurance company.

No, all appraisals are done on-site. The appraisals are usually finished in 24 to 48 hours. Due to the amount of research and time needed we ask you to leave your piece(s). Your appraisal consists of two copies with a picture and written description of your piece(s).

First you need an up-to-date appraisal. Next you need to find a trusted insurance company. Here at Classique we recommend insuring your valuables with Jewelers Mutual. A Jewelers Mutual Insurance program will provide protection for loss, theft and damage. Jewelers Mutual even covers mysterious disappearance. The standard homeowner’s policy provides only limited coverage for jewelry. Jewelry losses you experience with Jewelers Mutual will not affect your existing homeowner’s policy or premium. The policy is available with no deductible, unless you choose one.

The staff at Classique will be happy to assist you with the basics including useful tips on how to care for your fine jewelry. To keep your diamonds and most gem stones shining brightly, soak your jewelry in jewelry cleaner, gently brush it with a small brush, rinse it under cool water and wipe it with a lint-free cloth. Even though a diamond is hard, it can be chipped by a sharp blow. Do not put opals in jewelry cleaners. Avoid exposing your stones and gold to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach or mercury, as it can pit and discolor the gold in the mounting as well as make your prongs brittle and fail.

-For cultured pearls, use mild soap and water to wash them. Keep them away from chemicals, abrasives, cosmetics, hair sprays and perfumes.

-When storing your jewelry, place those in a fabric lined jewel case or box. Be certain they are separated from other pieces of jewelry, to avoid scratching metal edges or other stones against each other.

-Avoid wearing your jewelry while doing rough work and while sleeping as prongs, clasp and earrings can easily catch in sheets and blankets

Here at Classique, any time you’re in the area, stop in and we'd be glad to check and clean your jewelry at no charge.

You should have your jewelry checked every time you have your jewelry cleaned. A minimum of every 4 to 6 months is what we strongly recommend.

Yes, our master jeweler with thirty three years of experience does all repair work on-site.

With every purchase of a gemstone or diamond, you will receive a Limited Lifetime Warranty form. For a lifetime, Classique Jewelers will replace any stones in case of loss from the mounting provided the jewelry was inspected by one of the staff at last every six months. Loss or damage is not covered resulting from abuse, normal wear, mysterious disappearance or repair, sizing or any other work done on your jewelry other than by Classique Jewelers. Classique Jewelers will repair or replace your setting at our option, if it is defective in materials or craftsmanship provided the semiannual inspections have been performed.

Yes, we have layaway as well as an in-house financing program with low monthly payments, NO Interest, and No Annual fee.

1. Layaways require a 10% deposit and a monthly payment of 10% of original purchase price up to 10 months.
2. Customer may receive a full refund if a layaway is cancelled within 30 days.
3. If a layaway is cancelled after a one month period, 20% of the 10% required deposit will be retained as a service charge.
4. Full deposit may be applied towards an immediate new purchase.
5. If merchandise is altered in any way (sized, engraved, etc.) all deposits will be forfeited.
6. Deposits on cancelled special orders will be forfeited unless special arrangements are made at the time of sale. Special arrangements must be noted on the envelope (example: for customer inspection, etc.)

Yes, we have two extremely talented goldsmiths. Whether you want to use your own stones, or your own setting; create a piece of jewelry from a sketch or drawing, a carved wax pattern or an original idea, we have the knowledgeable staff that is capable of helping you create that unique piece of jewelry just for you.

Here at Classique we have professionals who replace batteries from your typical Timex to your fine Swiss timepiece. We will solve all your problems concerning movement, case and watchband, from simple quartz to the finest mechanical Chronographs. We will restore your pocket watch, and or old sentimental timepiece to its original look. We can replace your mechanical watch to a quartz movement. Our watchmaker has over 32 years of experience; you can be assured your timepiece is in the best care.

Yes, your value is determined by the weight (in grams) of your gold, platinum or silver. We will never re-sell a used piece of jewelry. We will re-use your old gold, platinum or silver to re-create new pieces of jewelry.

All jewelry is guaranteed to be free from defects in craftsmanship and materials for the life of the product, excluding thinning of metal at points of normal wear, and breakage of loss of gemstones due to accident or negligence. Should the jewelry fail, and our examination reveals it was not due to the above, we will repair, or replace to your satisfaction at no additional cost.

Any item may be returned for credit or exchange within 14 days of receipt as long as it is in original, unused condition, with no missing, broken or replaced stones and no scratches on it or on the gold.

A measure of gold's purity. Gold used in jewelry is mixed with harder metals (alloy) for strength and durability. The higher the percentage of pure gold, the higher the karat. to see a detailed chart on gold karats, take a look at our Gold Karat Info page.

A measure of gold's purity. Gold used in jewelry is mixed with harder metals (alloy) for strength and durability. The higher the percentage of pure gold, the higher the karat. to see a detailed chart on gold karats, take a look at our Gold Karat Info page.

If a karat mark appears, by law you should also see the manufacturer's registered trademark to assure you that the karat marking is accurate. The country of origin should also appear.

A measure of gold's purity. Gold used in jewelry is mixed with harder metals (alloy) for strength and durability. The higher the percentage of pure gold, the higher the karat. to see a detailed chart on gold karats, take a look at our Gold Karat Info page.

If a karat mark appears, by law you should also see the manufacturer's registered trademark to assure you that the karat marking is accurate. The country of origin should also appear.

Pricing depends on four things:
Karatage - Other things being equal, 18K costs more than 14K because it contains more pure gold.
Weight (in grams) - Heavier pieces contain more gold.
Design & Construction - Unique design, ornamental details or an unusual clasp can add to the price.
Craftsmanship - Gold jewelry is primarily made by machine; any hand work increases the price.

A measure of gold's purity. Gold used in jewelry is mixed with harder metals (alloy) for strength and durability. The higher the percentage of pure gold, the higher the karat. to see a detailed chart on gold karats, take a look at our Gold Karat Info page.

If a karat mark appears, by law you should also see the manufacturer's registered trademark to assure you that the karat marking is accurate. The country of origin should also appear.

Pricing depends on four things:
Karatage - Other things being equal, 18K costs more than 14K because it contains more pure gold.
Weight (in grams) - Heavier pieces contain more gold.
Design & Construction - Unique design, ornamental details or an unusual clasp can add to the price.
Craftsmanship - Gold jewelry is primarily made by machine; any hand work increases the price.

Just gentle common-sense handling. Take chains off at night and store flat to prevent kinking or breaking. Chlorine can damage gold; don't wear gold jewelry in swimming pools or hot tubs, or while using chlorinated cleansing products such as bleach. Polish jewelry with a soft cloth after wearing; avoid contact with perfume, soap, hair spray and cosmetics.

A measure of gold's purity. Gold used in jewelry is mixed with harder metals (alloy) for strength and durability. The higher the percentage of pure gold, the higher the karat. to see a detailed chart on gold karats, take a look at our Gold Karat Info page.

If a karat mark appears, by law you should also see the manufacturer's registered trademark to assure you that the karat marking is accurate. The country of origin should also appear.

Pricing depends on four things:
Karatage - Other things being equal, 18K costs more than 14K because it contains more pure gold.
Weight (in grams) - Heavier pieces contain more gold.
Design & Construction - Unique design, ornamental details or an unusual clasp can add to the price.
Craftsmanship - Gold jewelry is primarily made by machine; any hand work increases the price.

Just gentle common-sense handling. Take chains off at night and store flat to prevent kinking or breaking. Chlorine can damage gold; don't wear gold jewelry in swimming pools or hot tubs, or while using chlorinated cleansing products such as bleach. Polish jewelry with a soft cloth after wearing; avoid contact with perfume, soap, hair spray and cosmetics.

Definitely. The metals that are added to gold for strength and durability can also be used to change its color, giving it a fashionable rose or white tint, or "tweaking" the natural yellow tone to lighten or darken it. It is all real gold.

Pearls have been bought and sold for thousands of years, but there still is no widely accepted standardized grading system, although individual vendors may employ their own. Part of the problem is that no two pearls are alike and that a grading system would require literally hundreds of quality parameters. In addition, some gem-quality pearls are so unique that they defy comparison.

Pearls have been bought and sold for thousands of years, but there still is no widely accepted standardized grading system, although individual vendors may employ their own. Part of the problem is that no two pearls are alike and that a grading system would require literally hundreds of quality parameters. In addition, some gem-quality pearls are so unique that they defy comparison.

Pearls need proper handling and attention for them to last for generations to come. If exposed to harmful products, such as cosmetics or abrasive detergents, over an extended period of time the luster of a pearl can be diminished. They should be wiped down with soft, damp cloth after each wearing and they periodically should be deep cleaned by a professional jeweler.

Pearls have been bought and sold for thousands of years, but there still is no widely accepted standardized grading system, although individual vendors may employ their own. Part of the problem is that no two pearls are alike and that a grading system would require literally hundreds of quality parameters. In addition, some gem-quality pearls are so unique that they defy comparison.

Pearls need proper handling and attention for them to last for generations to come. If exposed to harmful products, such as cosmetics or abrasive detergents, over an extended period of time the luster of a pearl can be diminished. They should be wiped down with soft, damp cloth after each wearing and they periodically should be deep cleaned by a professional jeweler.

It's industry practice to measure cultured pearls in a necklace by range. For example, a strand may be called a 6-6 1/2 mm. What this means is that every pearl in the strand will be within that range.

Pearls have been bought and sold for thousands of years, but there still is no widely accepted standardized grading system, although individual vendors may employ their own. Part of the problem is that no two pearls are alike and that a grading system would require literally hundreds of quality parameters. In addition, some gem-quality pearls are so unique that they defy comparison.

Pearls need proper handling and attention for them to last for generations to come. If exposed to harmful products, such as cosmetics or abrasive detergents, over an extended period of time the luster of a pearl can be diminished. They should be wiped down with soft, damp cloth after each wearing and they periodically should be deep cleaned by a professional jeweler.

It's industry practice to measure cultured pearls in a necklace by range. For example, a strand may be called a 6-6 1/2 mm. What this means is that every pearl in the strand will be within that range.

When it comes to the color of pearls, there is no "best." Though the most popular pearls are white with slight undertones of color, the decision is entirely up to you.

Pearls have been bought and sold for thousands of years, but there still is no widely accepted standardized grading system, although individual vendors may employ their own. Part of the problem is that no two pearls are alike and that a grading system would require literally hundreds of quality parameters. In addition, some gem-quality pearls are so unique that they defy comparison.

Pearls need proper handling and attention for them to last for generations to come. If exposed to harmful products, such as cosmetics or abrasive detergents, over an extended period of time the luster of a pearl can be diminished. They should be wiped down with soft, damp cloth after each wearing and they periodically should be deep cleaned by a professional jeweler.

It's industry practice to measure cultured pearls in a necklace by range. For example, a strand may be called a 6-6 1/2 mm. What this means is that every pearl in the strand will be within that range.

When it comes to the color of pearls, there is no "best." Though the most popular pearls are white with slight undertones of color, the decision is entirely up to you.

Recently contemporary fashion magazines have been using cultured pearls as one of the top accessories to compliment today's clothing styles.