12 results for Jewelers in Mustang, OK

Mitchener Farrand began as a couple of guys in a basement repairing jewelry for other stores. We now have 4,000 square feet and carry top designers and our very own designer cut diamond. The ForeverAf

If it rains on your wedding day, your engagement ring could be FREE (up to $5,000)! Over 200 couples have already won! Visit us for the best selection of diamonds, engagement rings, and wedding bands

An experience beyond compare - that's our goal for each and every person who shops with us. Shop with us in store, on our website or social media sites or through a virtual appointment. Our staff memb

We have been designing and making engagement rings and wedding rings for more than four and a half decades! Glenn Lewis and Tim Lewis started the company as a means to pay their way through college.

We are beyond excited to be a part of your special journey to spending the rest of your lives together – and we cannot wait to continue celebrating the big milestones after you say “I Do!” With your b

Find the ring of your dreams from 100s in our collection of unique and timeless designs! Or let one of our award winning designers and in-house jewelry artisans create the perfect ring using your fam

We are a small family owned business since 1979 and we have devoted our lives to The Lord and to serving others. We specialize in custom made jewelry, one of a kind pieces, all jewelry repair, and all

At Kelley Jewelers we are diligent in our search for the best diamonds. We have confidently competed on service, quality & price since 1931. With one of the largest selections of loose diamonds in sto

We want your diamond engagement ring to be as beautiful as your love! Leonard Jewelry is family owned business, located in Downtown Stillwater, close to the OSU campus. We believe in building relation

"Life is too short for ordinary jewelry" Our list of jewelry includes: PANDORA, Kirk Kara, Scott Kay, Natalie K, Elma-Gil, Alwand Vahan, FOREVER 10, and Heather B Moore. We offer specialized service