The owners of Service Jewelry & Repair were employed by Service Merchandise for a total of over 40 years. When Service Merchandise closed, we saw a void that needed to be filled. Our number one goal has always been to be a one stop shop for all your jewelry needs.

EXPERIENCED DESIGNER & GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST (GIA)

Your jewelry will be designed by our skilled gemologist. Not only does he have years of experience as a custom designer, but as a gemologist, he possesses expert knowledge of precious stones. If you don't already have your stones, he will help you select the right ones for your special piece. Whether you have examples of what you want or just an idea, he'll be with you every step of the way, giving as much or as little input as you wish. He can even create a beautiful watercolor painting of your custom piece as an additional keepsake.

STATE OF THE ART SOFTWARE

After the initial meeting, our designer creates a 3D model of your design using our CAD software. You can view your piece from every angle and easily compare different design features and stones. After you have approved the design, we create a scale wax model that is used to cast your piece. If you desire, you can try on the wax model and approve the size and proportions before the real piece is created. You can even take a tour of the facility and see where everything takes place!

MEET THE DESIGNER

With 19 years of experience as a professional jeweler, Michael Delorm has an extensive knowledge of jewelry rendering, manufacturing, and design. He began his jewelry career in 1995 as a bench jeweler in a small Vermont town. Focusing on manufacturing techniques and design, he traveled thoughout Europe to hone his craft. Making his way to New York City, Michael received his diploma for jewelry design in 2006 and settled in Tennessee.

In 2009, he won the Marion Halcalf scholarship and received his Graduate Gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) in California. In 2010, he had the privilege to purchase diamonds for Hancock Jewelers and traveled to Antwerp, Belgium, where he gained first hand knowledge about the international diamond trade. After 4 years of appraisal and gemology work, Michael came to learn CAD/CAM with Service Jewelry & Repair in 2013.