Bockemuehl Jewelers

Bockemuehl Jewelers is an independent jeweler specializing in Celtic, Western and Traditional jewelry. We offer on site repair, design, appraisals and Hand/machine engraving. What makes us really different is that we make all the jewelry you see. No mass produced, imported, run-of-the-mill pieces, just high quality and unique jewelry with genuine gemstones, in Sterling Silver, Gold and Platinum.

Our forte' is custom jewelry design, working with you to create the piece of jewelry of your dreams.  We have a large selection of loose gems, and we have contacts to find whatever gemstones or diamonds you are looking for that we don't have in stock. Due to our smaller staff and our lower overhead, we can meet or beat any price on comparable stones.

As a custom jeweler, it is our desire to provide you with the highest quality jewelry we can, and as a small shop we keep our inventory level low. What this means is that your piece will be made to order, in your exact size and with the gemstones of your choice. As you look through our web site, you are looking at our store. You will find Pictures and descriptions of our stock Celtic designs and our unique Hand Engraved and Hand Made jewelry. We are constantly adding new designs and pieces, hand made and hand engraved and are currently concentrating on DRAGONS! The emphasis of our store is well made Sterling Silver, 14K Yellow and 14K White gold  in our own unique designs. We make all the jewelry in our store in Spokane, WA. Please drop by and see us . Platinum and higher Karat gold are available by request.

We have been in business since 2009, and have a combined 46 years experience in the fine jewelry industry. The last 15 years were spent at Hemmingmoore's Original Jewelers in Spokane, perfecting our skills in the creation of One-of-a-kind pieces, working  with clients to create exactly the piece of jewelry they wish to have made, and doing high quality repair of new and estate jewelry. Will Bockemuehl is a Graduate Gemologist (G.G. GIA) graduating at the top of his class at the GIA campus in Santa Monica 1987