
We are "family friendly," so bring your kids along and point them toward our play area

Showing a couple of showcases filled with our gold jewelry.
Please note that most of the
gold jewelry items we sell are "one of a kind" or very limited production.

We have one of the largest (if not the largest) loose colored gemstone inventories in the area,
with literally thousands of stones in stock.
Please note that we change watch batteries (most are $8--all are $12 or less)
If you bring in more than one watch needing batteries, we discount each battery by $1.
We also have replacement watch bands, ranging in price from $9 (rubber) to $25 (plush leather)
Most watch band adjustments are $10

With the recent huge gold price increase, we have started to carry more silver items in our inventory
We have also begun mounting some larger gemstones in silver...
This is Teresa's Corner, with Spiritual, Self-Help and Holistic books, as well as
healing crystals and crystal jewelry.
We have decided to end Jim's on-line used book sales and offer them to our store customers at 1/3 or less of the original cover price.
We will let you choose a free book with a jewelry purchase of $100 or more.
(Exceptions are scarce and/or rare books and some first editions located at the rear of the store).
At Valley Jewelers, we do all repairs in house (with the exceptions of stone inlay and very small stone pave and flush setting, for which we have no tooling),
including
soldering, welding, bead and pearl restringing, and precision gold casting using our vacuum caster (right).
A few years ago we purchased a laser welder (left), which now enables Jim to do many precision repairs on
silver, gold and
platinum jewelry--previously impossible without first removing heat-sensitive gemstones.
In addition, most small chains can now be fixed without leaving a hard spot (due to solder repair) in the middle.
Our display of minerals was collected by, and inherited from, Jim's father.
These items are for viewing only, and not for sale.

Jim's father was a Pacific Coast commercial fisherman for many years, and occasionally raised a coral specimen in his
nets between 1959 and 1972.
Again, these items are only for viewing and not for sale.