Transforming Heirlooms: Custom Keepsakes from Great Aunt’s Jewels

Join us on a transformative journey as we turn a young woman and her siblings’ cherished inheritance into personalized symbols of connection. From their great aunt’s jewels, we craft elegant, bespoke keepsakes: stud earrings, a white gold diamond tie tack, and a bezel-set solitaire ring, all designed for everyday elegance. It’s more than jewelry—it’s celebrating family bonds and memories through the beauty of custom design.

Located in Butler, PA, Emigh Jewelry Co. is dedicated to making your custom jewelry dreams a reality. We offer nationwide shipping for all NEW items. Dreaming of a custom piece? Message us to start the design process! Note: For the safety and integrity of your treasures, we handle restylings and repairs directly in our store, ensuring each piece receives the meticulous care it deserves.

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[patpeters]

What a sweet thing to do so that they all could have a memorial piece of the great aunts jewelry. She obviously has a good and loving heart to want to share her inheritance with her siblings.❤

[michellelunnbeazley]

That bezel-set diamond in my opinion is the best diamond ring I've seen. Simple and easy to wear and a loving touch of memory of her great Aunt.

[Auntie-Sara]

SHE inherited the jewelry and with a loving heart shared the gift. My own heart feels full from this loving story.🥰

[valiantsfelinesmccarty]

What a sweet woman to share her jewelry with her family. Very very rare heart.❤

[hannahsb]

I love stories like this. When my mum passed away, 2 of my sisters stole all of the jewellery she owned and sold it. I can never get any of it back. Even the mum ring I purchased for her so seeing other sisters like these do things so nice is heartwarming.

[danhewitt]

Nice can we just all take note of the sister that actually took the time money and effort to make all the siblings something and not just herself. ❤

[margotbryan]

I love that this great niece had you craft new jewelry not only for herself but included her sister and brother.
Each item you created, as always, is beautiful. ❤

[IAmSweetPea]

You’ve made so many breathtaking pieces but add the story and these are, by far, my favorites.

[patriciapennell]

My husband loved bezel set. He was a bench jeweler. I miss him so. He crafted beautiful pieces. 😢😢😢

[youraftermyrobotbee]

A good bezel setting is always so sleek.

[EdugeBDroN]

I have to say I never was a big jewelry person but his work is fascinating

[jomama]

I ❤ that prong free setting ! It doesn't get catch in material ! And I think so much cleaner looking. Gorgeous ! One day.

[raragrace]

So lovely of her to do this, I remember my mum and aunties fighting over my Grandmothers jewellery when she passed about a decade ago. Such an awful experience after the loss of a loved one

[jayvee]

What a sweet sweet sister! ❤ sounds exactly like something my sister would do 😊 good older siblings are such a blessing

[onlyyours]

What a beautiful sister. The jewelry is outstanding. ❤

[HeyCoachBarbara]

God bless her aunt. That was a nice inheritance ❤

[carolineh]

Things like this always give me a tear in my eye your work is beautiful and so touching ❤❤❤❤❤😊

[mahweenibadkhot]

Thats beautiful to hear that she share with everyone

[raeandringa]

Wow!! I love that so much more than prongs! I NEVER wear jewelry because of sensory issues, but I think it looks awesome and I'm honestly curious if I could rock this style.

[kristenkillen]

A wonderful choice to bezel-set her solitaire. I had to learn the hard way that some stones are simply better off with the edges covered after I accidentally turned my "dutch marquise" cut moissanite ring from a cute edgey piece of jewelry into a neolithic weapon when I tried to scratch my leg and sliced it open from my thigh to calf. Turns out thin cuts can be deceptively deep! 😂