Meet the Maker: The Beading Queen

June 27th, 2020 | Categories: Meet the Maker | Tags: beading, behind the scenes, how to, maker, moon phases, necklace

We are going to start a new blog series to highlight the people behind some of the jewelry and gifts we have in store and show more behind the scenes of what they do. First up is Diana and she is going to walk you through her process for wire wrapping a necklace.

Hi! I am your official(ish) bead-stringer, pearl-knotter, and wire-wrapper for Johnson Jewelers,Diana.

Today’s task involved a simple request from the boss, to change the jump rings that attached this beautiful

Jewelry Repair Drop Off and Pick Up Curbside Service Available

May 8th, 2020 | Categories: News

Exciting news! Due to the current environment, we started a new curbside service on May 11th and we are continuing to offer this for our customers. This includes picking up purchases and dropping off jewelry repair items.

For jewelry and watch repair, we have created a detailed process below. Our goal is to be able to serve you while keeping everyone safe.

Steps for Jewelry Repair:

1)Print and fill out the Repair Request Form and sign the Agreement at the bottom of the form.

Johnson Jewelers Repair Request Form

If you do not have a printer, you can fill out

How to Stay Connected and Shop With Us

April 28th, 2020 | Categories: News

Here at Johnson Jewelers, we have always valued customer service on a personal face to face level. In the past month, we have had to close our doors without knowing when we can reopen. We miss our customers and want to stay connected and provide that same customer service, just from a distance. While some aspects of our lives have changed or been placed on hold, birthdays, anniversaries, and other celebrations continue. And we still need to reward ourselves with a nice treat here and there too – jewelry is a great way for self-expression! The new Showcase offers

Tips For Protecting Your Diamond

February 26th, 2020 | Categories: Uncategorized

Buying a diamond is an investment that you will have for a lifetime. Here are some tips to keeping that investment safe from damage.

Diamonds are known for being one of the hardest substances on earth. It may look beautiful and delicate, but man is it strong! While they are over 50 times harder than corundum, the next hardest mineral on earth, you can still chip the edges of your diamond.