Saturday, February 8, 2025

Dennis Seeks Guidance

“I dreamed I went to buy a rose* for my Valentine, and all they had was thorns. What does it mean?” says Dennis to his friend Joe.

 

“Hmn,” says Joe. “Let me think.” He strokes his beard. “Oh! I know. Maybe it means you might want to step on it, call Laynie, the San Francisco Jewelry Doctor, since Valentine’s Day is, what, less than a week away and you want to make sure they still have jewelry in stock?”

 

Listen to Joe.  Call the Doctor at 415/796-3969 (text 415/596-4244). We’ve got gorgeous jewelry—from sterling silver to platinum, not to mention wonderful handcrafted jewelry from the Laynie Tzena collection—to make this the best Valentine’s Day ever.

 

But honey? Do it now, because selection is, as they say, limited, and we don’t want you—you, of all people—to be left out.

 

San Francisco Jewelry Doctor. Making dreams come true for more years than you can imagine. (We started in the crib.)

 

*Perhaps Dennis might want to consider this rose pendant and chair from Stuller.  https://www.stuller.com/products/87735/?groupId=208499&recommendationSource=SiteSearch&recommendationSearchId=N3LM8km8YW&recommendationSearchTerm=rose%20necklaces&recommendationIndex=0&r=undefined.  

 

Or these earrings, which the Jewelry Doctor’s friend Jane would call a “show-stopper.”  https://www.stuller.com/products/8082/?groupId=39172&recommendationSource=SiteSearch&recommendationSearchId=SQqqrVt4Sw&recommendationSearchTerm=rose%20earrings&recommendationIndex=0&r

 

He could also browse our Valentine's Day section. 

https://myjewelrydoctor.blogspot.com/search/label/Valentine%27s%20Day

 

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Wednesday, January 1, 2025

Jewelry That Works--For You

Maybe you received a gift that’s not exactly your style—maybe not even close? We understand.

https://myjewelrydoctor.blogspot.com/2015/12/you-shouldnt-have.html

 

Or maybe it’s time to take another look at that box of jewelry you would really like to wear, but that necklace is too short, this one’s too long, or part of it came off, or the clasp is missing—we’ve seen all of the above, too. https://myjewelrydoctor.blogspot.com/2014/07/a-new-life-in-making.html

 

So call the doctor—the Jewelry Doctor, that is, at 415/796-3969 (text 415/596-4244), and soon all will be well.

 

San Francisco Jewelry Doctor. We make everything better. (Okay, not everything in life. But when it comes to jewelry? We’ve got you covered.)