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Your Trusted Boston Jewelry Designers, Since 1946
We are honored to guide you through the buying and design process and ultimately ensure you end up with a piece you absolutely adore. We offer the experience, in house design capabilities, and amazing customer service that you deserve when it comes to buying an engagement ring, customizing your wedding bands, upgrading your diamond, or resetting a family heirloom. We’re your trusted jeweler for life.
Jewelry Classics to Modern Favorites – We Do It All
From the Classic Bostonian Diamonds to Vintage Inspired Platinum Jewelry, Lab Grown Diamonds and much more, we have the expertise and experience to make your dreams a reality for a fraction of the price you’d expect to pay.
Something New from Old
In House Jewelry Redesign and Remounting
Do you have an old piece of estate jewelry that you’d like to trade in for something you’ll actually wear? Do you want to upsize the diamond in your engagement ring? Whatever the situation may be we can help you Sell It, Trade It, Remount It or Upsize It. We do all the work in house!
Our Customers Rave About Us…
More so than being patient as we worked through options, and helpful with suggestions, she's also an extremely down to earth and friendly person. She's a joy to work with.
Paula absolutely loved the ring and couldn't be happier with how it turned out. I highly recommend using Debra for any custom jewelry, she's top notch.
Located at the Historic Jewelers Building of Boston
Our jewelry store is proudly situated in one of the most presitigous addresses for a jewlery store in Boston and all of the United States!
We are conveniently located in the historic Jewelers Building of Boston at 333 Washington Street in downtown Boston, MA. Since 1922 this building (also referred to as Boston Jewelry Building or the Jewelers Exchange Building) has been America’s go to source for jewelry in Boston including diamonds and gold.
The Jewelers Exchange Building has served both retail customers and suburban jewelry stores on a supplier level for nearly 100 years. In fact, some jewelers have been in the building since the 1940’s.
