Jewelry Stores in Wakefield, MA

“You can't always count on it being open exactly by the posted hours, but if you're near downtown Wakefield and it happens to be open, it's definitely worth your time to stop in. It's a small space but they use it well; there are knickknacks and cool antique pieces everywhere you look, and the owners are knowledgeable about what they sell and about the history of the town. This shop differs from other local antique shops in that it sells more small pieces and collectibles, rather than large pieces of expensive furniture and framed paintings. It's a much cozier and more welcoming feel than the showroom-style places nearby where you're scared to touch anything with a price tag on it. I collect vintage compacts and cosmetics and Un-Common Antiques has saved me a couple trips to Concord, as I can find the pieces I'm looking for here without the ridiculous markups and the long drive.”

“I will come all the way from Connecticut to visit J’adore Wakefield. There is a large selection of designer handbags, wallets, & shoes. J’adore has a large selection of 14k gold jewelry & diamond jewelry. It is the perfect place to find a gift! Highly recommend visiting J’adore.”

“I have been a very, very long time customer at Morgan’s, and I trust them implicitly with their quality of work, craftsmanship, honesty, and pricing. I recently received a ring that was made by another jeweler that had such a poor craftsmanship. The other jeweler, after three attempts, could not rectify the issues. I brought the ring to Phil and Bill, and they completely re-created the ring into something more beautiful than I could ever imagine. They heard everything I said, and carried it out to perfection with an amazing turnaround time. Every time I work with them it’s a wonderful experience and I only wish I could give a more glowing review.”

“I've been doing business with Wakefield Jewlers for 25 years! They are personable and knowledgeable. Service is second to none. I will never go anywhere else as long as they are open.”