Popular inlay options include genuine meteorite, Jack Daniel's whiskey barrel wood, authentic World War II M1 walnut rifle stock, antler, tobacco leaf, fossilized mammoth tooth, guitar strings, koa wood, turquoise, carbon fiber and many other distinctive materials.

This week alone, I've had to cut four rings off people's fingers, and I already have two more appointments scheduled for tomorrow.

"Gemstone identification and sorting day” at Williamsburg Jewelers When most people think about fine jewelry, diamonds usually steal the spotlight. But inside Williamsburg Jewelers, rows and rows of vibrant gemstones tell a different story- one filled with color, personality and meaning. So what gemstones are guests asking for most after diamonds? According to the experts at Williamsburg Jewelers, three stones continue to rise to the top: sapphires, emeralds and rubies. Sapph

One of the first questions many shoppers ask is, "Should I buy a natural diamond or a lab-created diamond?" The answer depends entirely on your priorities, budget and personal preferences

As a featured expert for WAVYTV 10, Williamsburg Jewelers owner Michael Fagan made the following mini videos that aired on the station in June.

"I Had It on Yesterday..." Lost jewelry stories almost always start the same way: "I had it on yesterday…" For Williamsburg Jewelers, these moments are part mystery, part education opportunity. Jewelry doesn't usually vanish in dramatic fashion- it slips away during everyday routines. We're sharing here these common scenarios that might help you protect pieces you love and reduce unnecessary heartbreak. 10 Everyday Ways Jewelry Disappears 1. Bathroom Sink Swaps Rings often co

At Williamsburg Jewelers, we offer the free use of our ring mandrels (also called a ring sizing stick) that you can borrow to help determine the size of your loved one's existing rings.

With Halloween around the corner, it’s the perfect time to explore some of the most mysterious-looking gemstones in the jewelry world. At Williamsburg Jewelers, guests are often captivated by gems that seem to glow, shimmer, or change color in ways that feel almost supernatural. Throughout history, stones with unusual visual effects have been described as magical, enchanted, or even haunted. But while these gems may look mysterious, jewelers know the truth: it’s not magic- it

In just the past two weeks alone, five people walked into Williamsburg Jewelers with the exact same story. Each customer believed they had purchased a valuable gold chain, ring, or bracelet for an incredible deal. Instead, they discovered the jewelry was essentially worthless.

Crafted in solid sterling silver, our cuffs are naturally malleable, so you can adjust the opening slightly wider or tighter for a custom fit.