Bidders and Winners!!! Silent Auction Hemming Plaza Jewelers is featuring a piece of jewelry every two weeks that anybody can bid on. All you need to do is stop by the store and ask one of our Sales Associate for the form to enter your bid....

Special deal of the week are sterling silver necklaces set with cubic Zirconia. These trendy elegant necklaces are perfect for any occasion.Whether you're dressed formal or casual you are sure to get the attention you want. And if you're hunting for a good deal, take...

The perfect timepiece for the stylish world traveler! Come to Hemming Plaza Jewelers and meet the new Citizen Eco-Drive Ladies’ World Time A-T, the first atomic timekeeping watch for ladies from Citizen Eco-Drive. This watch keeps time in 26 world cities, so you will always...

Have you seen our consignment and estate pieces lately? Check out what we have on display on the 2nd floor of Hemming Plaza Jewelers for amazing deals. On any given day we get at least a few customers who want to sell their jewelry for...

This ring turned out so gorgeous the pictures don't do it justice!  The ring was made in 14k white gold and features a beautiful 1ct round brilliant cut diamond centerpiece. 
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The World's No. 1 Jewelry Show is being held in Hong Kong right now and guess who's there? Yours truly, Hemming Plaza Jewelers! The Hong Kong Jewelry and Gem Fair is the world's number one fine jewelry event where jewelers from around the world converge. Jewelers...

This month's birthstone is citrine. Natural citrine is a pale yellow quartz crystal, but also can be found with an orange or reddish cast. These are typically amethysts that have been converted to citrine by applying high temperatures to the stone. Citrine stones are often confused with the topaz which is an alternative birthstone for November.

This month's birthstone is the Opal. Opals are typically white or black with flashes of yellows, oranges, greens, reds and blues. Black opals are the most expensive of the opals. 97% of opals come from Australia and they are famous for their magnificent black opals. Fire opals were first mined in Mexico, but can also be found in Nevada. Opals are formed in near-surface volcanic rocks, inside cavities and cracks. In volcanic ash rock, water dissolves silica that eventually forms the opal.

Peridot, a vivid green gem, is the birthstone for the month of August. It comes in several color variations ranging from yellow-green to brown, but the purer green a peridot is, the higher the value. A high-quality peridot is cut to maximize its color, not for its size. The Peridot has a few unique stories surrounding it. In Hawaii, it was once believed that Peridots were the tears of the volcano goddess, Pele. Peridot is a gem that forms deep inside the Earth and is brought to the surface by volcanoes. The natives discovered these crystals in the black sands of the islands.