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Jewelry Repurposing Testimonial<\/h2>\n

Do you have rings, earrings, bracelets, or necklaces that are sitting sadly unworn in the bottom of your dresser drawer? Do you have heirloom jewelry with sentimental value but doesn’t quite fit your style? Are you looking for a way to redesign your wedding band or engagement ring after a divorce?<\/p>\n

Many of our customers inherited pieces of jewelry, gifts from a loved one, or pieces that once held sentimental value but are simply not their style. It\u2019s a shame to have these beautiful stones hidden away. Repurposing these pieces\u2014creating new jewelry from old and unworn\u2014can be an exciting experience and leave you with a custom piece (or pieces) of jewelry you can both use and cherish.<\/p>\n

Giving an old engagement ring new life\u2014a testimony of repurposed jewelry<\/h2>\n

Meet one of our loyal customers at East Towne Jewelers who rediscovered the beauty of her long-forgotten jewelry by giving it a new purpose. This customer is one of our regulars at East Towne Jewelers and her repurposed jewelry has brought her such joy that she wanted to share her story with the world.<\/p>\n

Many years ago, this customer went through a divorce. Like lots of other people in the world\u2014it happens. Over the years that she was married, she accumulated a few pieces of nice jewelry including a wedding ring. After her divorce, these pieces lost their sentimental value and she no longer wore them. She didn’t want to sell them, so they lived a lonely life in the bottom of her jewelry box, seemingly never to see the light of day. These were lovely gems, so why should they stay hidden away?<\/p>\n

“Let’s design something you will<\/em> wear!”<\/h3>\n
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She was shopping at East Towne Jewelers for a gift and mentioned to Mary Seramur (East Towne Jeweler’s owner and jewelry designer) that she had a lot of jewelry she never wore. Mary suggested, \u201cLet\u2019s redesign it into something you WILL wear.\u201d She hadn\u2019t thought of that! She was so excited at the possibilities as she went home to pull those pieces out from the dark.<\/p>\n

This customer spent some time searching for ideas, looking on Pinterest, and checking out others\u2019 jewelry. She started with two diamond rings, each with several gemstones to play with. In total, there were:<\/p>\n