Custom Order Window Closing!

Our Custom Order Deadline is Approaching!

It has been a whirlwind year here at Beth Millner Jewelry. We expanded our shop, grew our staff and created several new lines of jewelry. Beth and Nina have been busy as bees, working to keep the shelves stocked and new pieces coming out every few weeks. This growth has been wonderful, but in order to keep up, we're going to have to shorten our custom order window. 

We'll be taking orders through June 30th, and we'll resume accepting custom orders in January 2020. If you're interested in starting the custom order process, stop in the shop before the deadline. The turnaround for custom pieces is 3 months, so if you're planning a proposal within the next year, then this is the time to take the plunge. You can fill out this form on our website, check out our custom order information page, or stop into the shop and speak with our awesome staff. 

We'd love to help you make your dream ring a reality! 

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