FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer custom jewelry?
Yes. We specialize in custom designs, engagement rings, heirloom redesigns, and personalized fine jewelry made to tell your story.

Do you offer jewelry repairs?
Yes. We provide professional jewelry repair services, including ring sizing, chain repairs, clasp replacements, stone tightening, and more.

Do you buy gold?
Yes. We purchase gold, silver, and select fine jewelry. Bring your pieces in for an evaluation.

Do you offer private shopping appointments?
Absolutely. We offer personalized one-on-one shopping experiences for clients looking for a more private and curated experience.

Do you deliver?
Yes. We offer delivery service to hotels across Oʻahu and the Hawaiʻi Kai area for your convenience.

What materials do you carry?
Our collections include solid gold, sterling silver, diamonds, pearls, and Coral.

Do you offer engagement consultations?
Yes. We offer private engagement consultations to help you select or create the perfect ring.

What is your return policy?
Returns are accepted within 15 days for unworn items with original receipt. Custom, altered, and sale items are final sale.

Do you offer gift wrapping?
Yes. Complimentary gift packaging is available for all purchases.

Can I book an appointment online?
Yes. You can contact us directly through our website or social media to schedule your visit..

Size Guide

Bangle

  • How to Measure Your Hand:

    1. The Golden Rule: Measure Your Hand, Not Your Wrist
    The most common mistake when buying bangles is measuring the wrist. Since a bangle is a closed circle, the most important measurement is your hand it must slide over the widest part of your hand (usually the knuckles) to fit comfortably on your wrist.

    2. How to Measure
    A simple ribbon, string, strip of paper, or measuring tape will do.

    Step 1: Bring your thumb and little finger together, as if you were putting on a bangle. Tuck your thumb in as far as it will comfortably go.

    Step 2: Wrap the string or tape around the widest part of your hand (usually around the knuckles and thumb joint). Make sure it feels snug but not tight.

    Step 3: Mark where the string meets.

    Step 4: Lay the string flat and measure it against a ruler. This number is your Hand Circumference.

    Here’s a visual example to pair with it:

Rings

  • How to Measure Your Ring Size

    Option 1: Measure a Ring You Already Own
    The easiest way to find your size is by measuring the inside diameter of a ring that fits the finger you want to size.

    Step 1: Place the ring on a ruler.
    Step 2: Measure the inside diameter (straight across the center).
    Step 3: Match it to a ring size chart.

    Option 2: Measure Your Finger
    You can also measure your finger directly using a strip of paper, string, or measuring tape.

    Step 1: Wrap it around the base of your finger.
    Step 2: Mark where the ends meet.
    Step 3: Measure the length in millimeters. This is your finger circumference.
    Step 4: Compare it to the size chart.