Caspi's Eli's Jewelry
Specialty jewelry shop offers antique finishes, custom designs and high-end pieces for upscale customers.
Message from Caspi's Eli's Jewelry
Family Owned and Operated for 50+ years, this 'Grove/Farmer's Market' adjacent jewelry shop specializes in unique, one of a kind contemporary or antique pieces and custom jewelry, hand designed and made especially for you. Employees are friendly, honest and extremely knowledgeable. They offer full service watch and jewelry repair on the premises, and often, while you wait. HOURS: 10a-5:30p Mon-Fri only Come in and enjoy 15% OFF any purchase over $500 - Just mention Citysearch and their 50th Anniversary Summer Sale offer!
Editorial by Citysearch
Specialty jewelry shop offers antique finishes, custom designs and high-end pieces for upscale customers.Key Points
- Watch/Jewelry Repair
- Vintage Estate Jewelry
- Custom Made Fine Jewelry
Latest reviews from Citysearch.
Great while-you-wait jewelry repair.
by mccallbenn
I brought my wedding band and engagement ring into Caspi's Eli's to get them enlarged (having a baby makes one's hands swell, you know...) and was impressed with this jewelry shop. Not only did it cost much less than I had imagined, but they were able to do the work while I ate lunch across the street at the Farmer's Market. Less than an hour later, I came back to find both rings fit perfectly and they sparkled like they were brand new! I also loved looking through their jewelry in the display cases. Some pricey items, yet much less expensive than the pieces looked. I think I'll have to tell my husband to go there for my birthday this year! (Because it is family owned and has been for ages, you'll always see the same faces and after pointing out a few rings I liked, the owner, Miriam, said she'd help my hubby find something I'd really love when he comes in. Now THAT is service!)
Pros: Go to the Grove or Farmer's Market while you wait for your jewelry to be repaired.
Cons: Not so easy to find parking when the mneters are full on Fairfax Ave.
Posted 06/25/07