Jewelers in San Jose, CA

Joe Escobar Diamonds, 450 E. Hamilton Ave. in Campbell, ask for Dave Escobar. I have known the Escobar's for over twenty years, and they are very fair, and provide excellent service. If she goes there, please have her tell Dave I referred her. 408-341-0300 www.escobardiamonds.com

His name is Fernando and he owns Thalia's Jewelry on Mission St, he has been my jewelr for many years and has always doneright by me and those I have taken to him. Have her use my name for the refferal 1-425-821-1330

Jewel Box. Absolutely.

Please see Tod at The Jewel Box Jewelers: http://www.facebook.com/TheJewelBoxCampbell

https://www.facebook.com/158255857539499 Shephard Manufacturing Jewelers

Joe Escobar is really good. I've had two different rings made into necklaces and a unique custom ring made for myself. I usually work with Sal or Stacey

Joe Escobar or Willow Glen Jewlers

Joe Escobar on Hamilton, between Central and 17. My family has been going here for years with any and all jewelry purchases.

I agree... I use Joe Escobar too. They sized and strengthened my wedding ring beautifully!

Willow Glen Diamond is a gem!

Joe Escobar. Family has used for years.

I love Joe Escobar’s for buying new jewelry, but for an appraisal and some changes I would start at Mann’s jewelry and then compare to Escobar’s. I think Mann’s will be more affordable. But, ya never know!! Check them both out!! That’s my 2 cents

Gold Star Jewelers on Lincoln is the best. Professional, honest and the inventory is incredible.

Jeanne Katsuro from the Classic Rock in Japantown! She's the real deal, has been in business for years. http://diamondssanjose.com/

Lynda Brothen:)

My dad owns a jewelry store in Menomonee falls. William Nordstrom Jewelers.

Weber Brothers in Lancaster is excellent, Chad's uncle works there and we have always gotten great service there.

Lyle Husars in Brookfield. Jennifer there is great.

Joe Escobar on Hamilton Avenue in Campbell is good, too.

Joe Escobar!

Harts always had a special place in my memories.I was a wayward youth, My mom worked two jobs when we first arrived 1939, This left me wild and free to explore the Santa Clara County/ Santa Cruz universe. I came to the attention of the police department one night very late when my moms( it's the cars fault) car hit a gas pump on North First. My mom had no idea i had pushed the car out to the street and visited Santa Cruze, I was 12 years old. SO, I had the damage to the gas station, damage to the car and no drivers license. I visited the police department and waited for what seemed forever in a little holding cell across the drive through for my Mom..., The Bottom line, the Sgt on duty was Sgt Blackmore, his son was in my class at Horace Mann. I had to appear in court, pay for the damage to the gas station and attend drivers training once a week foir 2 months. Sgt Blackmoore escourted me to the YMCA and introduced me to Mr Campbell the Director. He gave me a stern talk and offered me a free membership to the YMCA, mentioned summer camp was coming up and i could go. The amount of the Fee I have forgotton. He said he would look into how we could get it paid. Few dys later he spoke to my Mom and said Mr Hart had donated the cost of the Y membership and the Camping Experance. I had no experience with this type of generosity. It had been my Mom and I againist the world.In many ways it changed my life. Harts, Mr Campbell and Sgt Blackmoore will remain in my thouughts forever.

I remember my mom taking my brother and me to downtown SJ to do banking in the 60's. Otherwise we went to Valley Fair for retail shopping. Downtown has died, long ago.