How this works
Choose what you want out of the warehouse.
Ruby wraps it, Otis writes the note.
You get a confirmation and a tracking number.
Five dollars a week until the ring was yours. Ruby wrote every name in a spiral notebook. It is still under the counter.
Otis chose every piece in this warehouse with a loupe in his hand. He still checks each one before it goes in the box.
Church on Sunday, the counter on Monday, the grandchildren in between. The piece you reach for without thinking.
Ruby wraps. Otis writes the note. Every parcel leaves our counter by hand, with tracking.
One charge, once
Shipping is the only thing you pay. Nothing recurring.
Tracked to your door
A confirmation email, a tracking number, then a parcel.
Packed by the two of us
Ruby wraps. Otis writes the note.
Out of our own warehouse
Everything here sat in our case or our warehouse in the West End.
Because the building was sold and our lease is not being renewed. The warehouse has to be empty, and we are not moving twenty-seven years of jewelry to another street or handing it to a liquidator. It goes back to the neighborhood.
One charge for shipping, once. No club, no subscription, nothing recurring. The amount is shown before you confirm.
Yes. Everything here came out of our own case and warehouse in the West End.
You get a confirmation email and a tracking number. Then a parcel.
Yes. Every extra piece travels in the same parcel, and the cart will tell you if you reach the most we can send to one address.
Every ring page carries our size guide. Put a bank card on the screen to calibrate it and you will have your size in a minute.
