Strikinggoldjewelers.com Website Review

We invite you into our quaint jewelry store located in Ellsworth, Maine. Each piece of jewelry in our store is custom made and are one-of-a-kind, with no two pieces being alike. You will be delighted with our selection of wedding sets, rings, necklaces, bracelets, and men's pieces. Our sea glas* collections are made using natural, unaltered glas* found on the shores of the Maine Coast. Floral themes, nautical and fishing pieces make the perfect keepsake - let us replicate your sail boat or bring your other ideas to life in the metal of your choice. Stop in, you will be pleasantly surprised! jewelry rendered into something brand new! For decades, Striking Gold Jewelers has recycled the gold, platinum, silver, diamonds, and other gemstones from customers' old jewelry to create new custom pieces with unique stories. Jewelers, designers and owners, Peter and Leesa Farnsworth welcome you to explore the many opportunities your old jewelry can offer you once again. People recycle their old jewelry for many reasons; for example it may be broken beyond repair, not your style or you desire a new family heirloom that combines many pieces and memories. Whatever your reason, you will come away with something new that you will love and cherish. At Striking Gold Jewelers in Ellsworth, you will take a trip back in time - back to when jewelry was made entirely by hand, before the advent of modern technology and the industrial revolution. With the exception of a dremel-style handpiece and the polishing lathe, all work is performed entirely by hand. Hand fabrication is a humble and dying art that Peter and Leesa practice and strive to preserve every on-site by one or both of the jewelers. Peter is a master bench jeweler who has been fabricating for 46 years, while Leesa, also a The process is truly fascinating - your old jewelry is melted down with a torch into little M&M's, then rolled by hand through steel plates making flat bars or square wire. For round wire, the square wire is then pulled by hand through steel plates. The torch is the