Last Minute Valentine’s Day Gifts – Austin Jewelers and Jewelry

If you’ve suffered from gift-buying procrastination leading up to Valentine’s Day, there are still cures available, thanks to local Austin jewelry stores. Gifts for men and women bought at a fine jewelry store don’t ever beg the question of how much thought went into the gift; it is assumed that jewelry is given with the utmost thought and care, even if you bought it that morning! And, considering the jewelry experts that abound in Austin, finding a perfect gift in a jewelry store is as easy as conducting an Austin Home Search with premier Austin Realtor Brian Talley. With this luck in mind, below are a few local jewelry stores ready and willing to help any last-minute shoppers find a gift to prevent themselves from landing in the proverbial dog house.

Eliza Page

Located in Austin’s emerging downtown, Eliza Page promises a beautiful jewelry experience, featuring over 30 designers, many of whom are from Austin. Host to regular jewelry events, designer trunk shows, and featuring new merchandise almost every week, Eliza Page offers a truly one-of-a-kind selection. Custom jewelry designs are available and handled every day, and prices start at $40 for quality pieces, placing a beautiful gift in reach of anyone’s budget. Austin’s Eliza Page fills its modern cases with fine jewelry that surpasses seasonal fashion and short-lived trends. These are the new classics, hand-selected from small-batch designers around the country that are the go-to day and night pieces of heirloom quality.

Calvin’s Jewelry

Calvin’s Fine Jewelry, located not far from Barton Creek, is proud to have an experienced team of jewelry sales professionals, including a GIA graduate gemologist, on staff. Working as a team, each member of the staff is happy to answer your questions and be your personal shopper to help you find the perfect piece of jewelry. They showcase quality designer jewelry, specializing in wedding jewelry, diamond rings, and custom jewelry. Calvin’s Collection offers bridal and fashion jewelry for every style and budget.

Benold’s Jewelers

Since 1929 Benold’s Jewelers has been Austin’s destination for exquisite fine jewelry. As a family-owned Austin jewelry store, with roots here for decades, they have made it their passion to pamper each customer as if they were family. The store’s unwavering devotion to excellence in both jewelry collections and the expertise and professionalism of the staff has made Benold’s Jewelers an icon in Austin’s history. With an eye to Austin’s “unique style,” they continually strive to bring customers easy-to-wear jewelry designs and engagement rings and wedding rings that reflect Austin’s lifestyle. The store’s website also offers a $100 off coupon that can be obtained by filling out a short information form with your name and a valid email address.

Ben Bridge Jewelers

Ben Bridge Jewelers invites you into the wonderful world of fine jewelry and the special memories that a gift of jewelry creates. Whether it’s an engagement, an anniversary or just to say “I love you,” Ben Bridge Jewelers believes that fine jewelry is a special way of communicating your inner feelings. They have been in business for 96 years, serving the community with the very best in jewelry values and special attention to personal, caring service. The store carries everything from bridal jewelry, to costume pieces, to perfume and special gifts.

Dean Fredrick

The uniquely designed pieces at Dean Fredrick offer simple, beautiful, and lively collections featuring exquisite yet affordable 18k yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum jewelry with 100% conflict free and high-graded natural diamonds from colorless to yellow, pink, black, brown, green, orange, blue, and rarest of all violet. Fredrick artfully blends color and setting, creating pieces that are designed to stand alone or be mixed, matched, and stacked. Fredrick has been designing jewelry since his high school days when an art teacher recognized his budding talent and encouraged him to take a jewelry class, leading him to become a graduate from the Gemological Institute of America and custom designer in Austin.