Jewelry Stores in San Marino, CA

“First, I'd like to preface this by saying I have never left an online review for anything. I'm just not that kind of person but the extraordinary service I received has been so far beyond the norm, I felt compelled to comment.
It started when I received a book I hadn't ordered. I felt sure a mistake had been made by a second-hand bookseller from whom I had ordered a different title. Fearing my book had been sent to the true buyer of this book, I contacted the Huntington Store (after hours, I'm quite certain) to inquire how we should resolve this error. I awoke the next morning to find an email from Lynsey Hand with the answer to the mystery. The book had been a surprise gift from my brother in Japan. (Yes, he is that great of a brother!)
I wrote to thank him and to recommend he take every opportunity to patronize this bookseller because I was so impressed with the packaging of my book against damage in transit. He recommended I write a review.
Over the years I have had numerous books, many collectibles, damaged due to inadequate packaging.
This book arrived wrapped in bubblewrap, cardboard, and packing paper in a sturdy cardboard box.
I have learned since 1.) it was packed by a lady named Emily (Outstanding job, Emily) and 2.) The Huntington store is not a second-hand bookseller but is, in fact, a beautiful museum with incredible botanical gardens.(My brother forwarded a Huntington newsletter.)
I can do without another visit to Los Angeles, but the next opportunity I have to visit Southern California, I plan on making the Huntington my destination spot and look forward to spending a liesurely day at this beautiful museum and its grounds and, perhaps, shake the hands of these two women who made such an impression as to prompt an old curmudgeon to write an online review.
Thank you, ladies!”

“I've never been into jewelry, and certainly have never commissioned any custom jewelry pieces, but for our wedding bands my fiance and I wanted to do something special and unique. He drew up designs for a pair of dragon-themed rings that I fell in love with, and after going to a few different jewelry shops to figure out where to start, I settled on Kraemer to trust with our project. Steve and Shelly were friendly and inviting, not pushy or salesman-y, and Steve knew exactly what we were going for when I showed him my fiance's drawing. Steve and Shelly's son Josh, a fellow fantasy fan, took on the final design. My fiance and I were brought in at every step of the process to see how it was going, ask questions, and give notes. The final product was absolutely amazing, and I am going to be over the moon when we get to put these on to wear them for the rest of our lives! Many thanks to Steve and Josh and Shelly, you guys did an amazing job and I hope my review will help send more business your way!”

“I have purchased three amazing one of a kind pieces from Single Stone. Each time was a personalized shopping experience that really matched me and my spouse with a jaw-dropping piece of jewelry that expresses my sentiments perfectly. The store is bright and airy and shopping is a breeze. They are a full service jeweler. Looking forward to the next time!”

“David Orgell is synonymous with the early days of Beverly Hills - the golden age of the 1950s. Mr. Orgell himself was British and had a penchant for the finer things. When he passed in 1987 the company was sold. The Soltani family took the torch and ran with it, carrying forward the tradition of luxury, creating one of our absolute favorite boutiques of all time. It is a treasure trove of delightful gifts - relics of great beauty, exquisite detail, everything you would hope for.The store is now in the fabulous community of San Marino, and we can honestly say no matter where you live in the LA area, it is well worth your drive. Excellence, quality, beauty - these are the things that come to mind when we think of Orgell. And all those years, over a decade, of our kids growing up in front of the store on Two Rodeo. So many memories, and as someone said, the Best is Yet to Come! Long live the legendary Orgell!!”